Quadruple Richardsons Ranch Thunder Egg Half

Quadruple Richardsons Ranch Thunder Egg HalfThis beautiful thunder egg is from the famous Priday Beds at the Richardsons Ranch in Central Oregon. This one is 4 thunder eggs fused together from the volcanic rhyolite lava flow that contains the gas pockets that these formed in millions of years ago. This one is not only beautiful in daylight but is outstanding in longwave UV light (365 nm ) this thunder egg half is fully polished with packaging and shipping included in the price.

This is a half of a thunder egg I dug at the Polka Dot mine in Central Oregon

Once I cut it to reveal as many chambers as possible I rounded the sides prior to polishing to show off the agate and opal chamber better

This one also fossils that are still covered just under the surface around the outside of the nodule

This area was part of the

each will be different but from the same original piece of material

The fish itself is 7” long on a thick piece of lake bottom sediment that is approximately that is 9-1/2” wide 8” tall and nearly 3/4” thick and is backed in maple plywood for protection and can be displayed in a stand or hanging hardware can be added for a wall presentation

This pair of a Priday thunder egg has deep translucent blue agate in this hand sized thunder egg from Richardson’s Ranch in Central Oregon

Each side is approximately 2-3/4” x 3”

It is approximately 3-1/2” x 3”

This small Diplomystus dentatus has good bone preservation in dark reddish brown

This is an outstanding Druzy Mist geode from Mexico that I have cracked open

This geode is from Morocco and they are known for their dazzling clusters of crystals that catch the light at many angles making them a favorite to have in the home