Libyan Desert Glass - Specimen self-love stone Geological Age: Approximately 160 to

Geological Age: Approximately 160 to 157 mya

Description: Tiger's eye is a protective stone that helps to ward off any negativity

and coastal fossil zones connected to the Hawthorn Group and related Miocene to Pliocene formations

This means a single trilobite might have left several fossils behind as it grew larger

all of which is essential for determining the variety and value of a stone

Libyan Desert Glass - Specimen self-love stone Geological Age: Approximately 160 toMined from: Great Sand Sea, Sahara Desert Description: This one of a kind Libyan Desert Glass specimen from Libya features a darker smoky gray green tone with translucent edges, glassy highlights, and warm earthy inclusions. This distinctive piece has a chunky natural form with a rugged surface, pitted texture, curved flow like markings, small cavities, frosted areas, and naturally worn edges that give it a bold collector grade appearance. Libyan