Badger Pocket Petrified Wood Slab - Intricate Sycamore Pattern - Ultra Rare 1940s Washington jasperized shells They steered with small

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Quickly becoming a sought-after material for lapidary artists

The parallel flash lines separated by hematite seam create unique visual structure

It takes a good polish and often has a mix of bright red moss agate

This material has some awesome blue-green coloration

Badger Pocket Petrified Wood Slab - Intricate Sycamore Pattern - Ultra Rare 1940s Washington jasperized shells They steered with smallBadger Pocket Petrified Wood Slab Intricate Sycamore Pattern Ultra Rare 1940s Washington This high grade old stock Badger Pocket displays the intricate elongated sycamore pattern that makes this material legendary. From the single sycamore tree extracted in the 1940s at what is now the Yakima Valley Firing Range, every piece is irreplaceable. The complex patterns are so detailed it seems impossible they're natural, making this an exceptional specimen.