Fossil egg? help identify

HI
this egg shaped hard object was found in a big rock with holes in it.from a remote mountain. it is very hard with smooth surface and milky interior.some thin lines are visible inside it.
can u help me identify it.
what it could be. how to find its age or how to check whats inside. a fossilized egg?

Looks like a typical egg cut from Mexican onyx - who "found" it?

Darren

Hi, Aqua Marine. What a nice object! Surely it's an interesting finding, but I don't think is a fossil...It looks too much "perfect" in my opinion. I feel to agree with Darren, but in this case an appropriate question is: who or what put this "egg" in that hole?
With respect with its age would be helpful to understand if this object is autochthonous; in affermative case, could be enough to consult some information about the geology of the site. A striking, alternative idea: maybe an oopart???

Better to be just than good (Kempis)

Looks to me that what you see from the outside is what you will see in the interior, as it appears to be translucent. A fossil egg will not be translucent, I doubt it would be so perfectly egg-shaped, and it certainly would not be polished, like what you have. We just don't find things like that in holes of big rocks.

Darren Court Wrote:
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> Looks like a typical egg cut from Mexican onyx -
> who "found" it?
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> Darren


I was as astonished as you probably were! Quite agree A dragon egg, maybe...

Amanda

A.m.,
Have you ever seen a fossilized egg, in a museum, or google images? you can tell instantly it is not natural; As others have said, way too perfect.
And why is it always a 'remote' mountain? Isn't there just one 'normal' mountain somewhere? Poor mountains...

Agree; definitely not natural.
Looks more like a piece of glass that has been shaped like an egg than any natural mineral.