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gravelgrazer

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Hi, I found this years ago while rockhounding in Central Oregon. It's agate & some chalcedony. It also has some beautiful black dendrites. Is it some type of coral? Thanks so much for your help!

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Welcome to the Forum! :)

Just appreciation from me:beautiful specimen and good picture.

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Neat find. I don't think this is organic. It appears more like bubbles or air pockets. I don't see coral. But that's just me.

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Looks like the typically shaped spharolites that occur when agates are built in this milieu. Not coral in my opinion. Very nice at any rate.

 

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