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Catalog #: Description
#15: Tiger Eye small slabs and tumble rough. Nice color.
#16: Tiger Eye small slabs and tumble rough. Nice color.
#17: Conglomerate. Jasper and Agate. Big chunk. Not Pudding Stone.
#18: Soapstone nodule. Very soft and carvable.
#20: Sylacauga Marble. Big chunk. White, soft pink with Mica banding.
#21: Petrified Palm Root. Big chunk.
#22: Slag Glass. 5 pieces.
#72: Talahatta Seam Agate. Clark Co., Alabama.
#73: (a) Petrified Wood. Yellowstone River, Montana. (b) Agate/Opal – Western origin.
#83: Small Rough. Nice Material. Picture Jasper, Lace Agate, Tiger Eye, Agate nodule.
#84: Prudent Man Agate, Vein #2. 1.5 pounds.
#85: Paint Rock Agate. 5 pieces. (2 slabs, 3 pieces of rough).
#106: Obsidian Rough. Black and Mahogany. 7 Pieces.
#114: Tallahatta Seam Agate, fluorescent. Clark Co., Alabama.
#156: Opalized Palm Wood.
#162: Lapis Lazuli, Kokcha River Valley, Afghanistan. Very good color.
#164: Turkish Purple Jade.
#166: Kalideoscope Prism Stone, Utah.
Did You Know?
April: Diamond – The hardest gem of all is made of just one element – carbon. Diamond is valued for its colorless nature and purity, but pink, brown, and blue diamonds are also prized. Most diamonds are over a billion years old; formed deep within the earth. Source: 
