Tiger's Eye - Palmstone fossil sea urchin It forms through the oxidation

It forms through the oxidation of copper ore deposits

These carved carnelian eggs have open caves in their faces

Description: This natural corundum placer specimen comes from the historic gem-bearing gravels of Alder

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Era: JurassicGeological Age: 180mya

Tiger's Eye - Palmstone fossil sea urchin It forms through the oxidationMined from: South Africa Description: Polished to a silky finish, these Tigers Eye palmstones from South Africa display the signature golden shimmer known as chatoyancya luminous, cats eye effect caused by the stones fibrous internal structure. Ranging in color from classic golden honey to deep bronze and even striking and rare variegated blue, each palmstone reflects light in fluid bands that seem to ripple with movement. Their smooth, rounded shape