This Petrified Australia Peanut Wood Slab measures 7 inches by 5.55 inches with a thickness of .48 inches and weighs 1.16 pounds and is expertly polished on both sides. Crafted from petrified driftwood, it bears distinctive boreholes created by clam larvae, commonly known as shipworms. These boreholes were filled in by a white mineral during the fossilization process, giving this petrified wood its unique appearance. The slab’s natural patterns and rich textures reflect its ancient origins, making it a valuable specimen for enthusiasts of petrified wood and natural history.
Designated for our Reserve Collection, this piece stands apart due to its magnificent quality and one-of-a-kind natural character. Includes the premium black metal stand pictured.
