Agatized Coral Geode Fossil

Fossil Geode for Sale










Description:


Common Name:  Florida Agatized Coral Fossil
Genus/Species:  (varied)
Age:                     38 to 25 Million Years old
Period:                Oligocene-Miocene
Formation:          Hawthorn Group
Location:             Hillsborough County, Florida, USA


This is a excellent high quality cut and polished Fossil Agatized Coral Geode. Superb colors of reddish-brown agate with Botryoidal (globular external form) calcite. Millions of years of nature at work. These types of corals are highly sought after. This is a classic Tampa Bay location fossil coral from an old collection. Apply named "Tampa Bay Coral". This specimen is unique that it still has visible coral polyps on the back side, which most pieces do not. Actual specimen pictured, guaranteed authentic & natural with no alterations of dye or heat treatment, etc.

Agatized Fossil Coral is Florida's state stone. The species of coral for the state stone is Montastrea. However, many types of coral species make-up this colorful coral.

They are found in ancient ocean beds, where silica rich groundwater has percolated through them and over time has replaced it's calcium carbonate skeleton with a hard variety of Chalcedony. This leaves the ornamental fossil with a sometimes banded stone look.

It is about 38-25 million years old and from the Oligocene-Miocene period. These fossils are found in a variety of colors- white, gray, brown, black, yellow and red. Different trace minerals in the agate create these colors.


Size:  2.7" W x 4.4" L x 1.45" Thickness



Price: out of stock  
Item #: C013  

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