Wash the fossil under running water using a soft bristle brush to remove all traces of sanding residue as well as any dirt present on the fossil. Place a bucket under the fossil while washing it to prevent any
First on the list isMichigan's state gemstone, the Isle Royan Greenstone. Like the Petoskey stone, they have a turtle shell-type pattern when polished and are found in green and blue colors. However, they are rare. Hunting them won't be easy but may prove rewarding. Check out an instr...
First on the list isMichigan's state gemstone, the Isle Royan Greenstone. Like the Petoskey stone, they have a turtle shell-type pattern when polished and are found in green and blue colors. However, they are rare. Hunting them won't be easy but may prove rewarding. Check out an instr...
Petoskey stones are fossil colonial coral. They were named after the city of Petoskey, Michigan. You can find them along the sandy beaches, inland in gravel deposits, and sold in gift stores throughout the state. As charming as the stones...
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