Peanut Wood / Petrified Driftwood (Kennedy Ranges WA Aus) - Raw with polished face Black and purple 5cm x 4cm x 3

5cm x 4cm x 3

This specimen is entirely Tourmaline without inclusions

5mm Black Linhasita cord for comfort and strength

Take out of the base

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Peanut Wood / Petrified Driftwood (Kennedy Ranges WA Aus) - Raw with polished face Black and purple 5cm x 4cm x 3Peanut Wood aka Petrified Driftwood Fossil from 'Windalia Radiolarite', Kennedy Ranges, Western Australia. This specimen is a nice large chunk and has been smoothly tumbled and features a polished face. Peanut Wood is a variety of Petrified Wood that formed during the Cretaceous period when driftwood eaten by 'shipworm' larvae, a type of marine clam. The 'shipworm' larvae would attach themselves to the driftwood, shaving off small boreholes using