Every septarian stone tells the story of a cracked mud nodule refilled with crystal, and this polished point shows that pattern on all sides.
The polish brings out its snakeskin look: yellow calcite and brown lines running between gray blocks of stone. As a point it stands upright on a desk or a shelf, and it is solid enough to be handled often. Septarian appeals to people who like earthy colors more than bright crystal, and it makes a great gift for a geology fan, a dad who likes rocks, or anyone who enjoys a stone with a story behind it.
About Septarian
Septarian is a concretion: a nodule of mudstone that cracked as it formed, with the cracks later filled by calcite, often yellow. The name comes from the Latin septum, for partition.
Stone Meaning: Septarian is traditionally associated with grounding and patience.
Good to Know
- Septarian nodules are sometimes mistaken for dinosaur eggs, but they are geological concretions, not fossils.
- The mineral filled cracks narrow toward the outer rim of the original nodule.
Additional Details
- You receive the exact septarian point shown.
- About 2.5" L x 2" W x 5" H.
- Polished natural septarian.
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