Rooster Tail Rhyolite Bullseye Rhyolite Lapidary Rough Flatrate Wildhorse Jasper this material has quickly become

this material has quickly become popular here in the states for its magnificent polish and its ability to have unique scenes and sometimes even orbs (as this one is partially showing)

This septarian nodule is from Utah

This listing is for ONE random pull Uruguay Purple Amethyst Cluster

these cut pieces are not polished

Some of those included are Coprolite

Rooster Tail Rhyolite Bullseye Rhyolite Lapidary Rough Flatrate Wildhorse Jasper this material has quickly becomeRooster Tail Jasper, also known as Bullseye Jasper is from Nevada. It has some bright red and sunset yellows, often forming a bullseye typed pattern. It can take an excellent polish, being a high silica chalcedony jasper. Bullseye Jasper is also a popular material among flint knappers as it can create some gorgeous arrowheads. Weight: Approx 17 Lbs I do my best to represent the stones with photos. I don't enhance photos, though sometimes brightness