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Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

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Chalcedony, Chalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Petrified Forest, Petrified Forest National Monument, Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

Close up of "rainbow" petrified wood from the Petrified Forest National Park. Diameter >1 m (compare grass and pebbles).
Photo ID: 154875    View Count: 91

Chalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

Section of a petrified tree trunk with external bark from the original wood still distinctly visible. The inside has been replaced by a red-yellow agate - the most highly sought-after color for petrified wood. With old label from Hugh Ford. No damage. Ex. Robert C. Linck (1905-1970); Ex. Hugh Ford (1885-1966). Overall size of mineral specimen: ...
 © 2003 John H. BettsPhoto ID: 10565    View Count: 2036

Chalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

3.8 x 2.1 x 1.6 cm. An UNUSUAL and UNIQUE fossil from Holbrook, Arizona! This is a polished slice from vanadium-rich petrified tree limb. The unique green color is caused by vanadium and the bark on the outer rind is very well preserved. The piece is probably from the famous Petrified Forest.
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 137974    View Count: 167

Chalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

4.0 x 2.0 x 1.5 cm. An UNUSUAL and UNIQUE fossil from Holbrook, Arizona! This is a vanadium-rich petrified tree limb. The unique green color is caused by vanadium and the bark on both sides is very well preserved. You can see the distinct knots, where smaller limbs were once attached and the corrugated nature of the bark. The piece is probably ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 148296    View Count: 130

Multiple photos availableChalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

10.1cm x 6.7cm x 5.8cm
Full limb cast. This is a polished slice from vanadium-rich petrified tree limb. The unique green color is caused by vanadium and the bark on the outer rind is very well preserved. It is my understanding that there was a very limited find of this material on one of the Indian Reservations. Possible V. WOODWORTHIA. ...
 © Danny JonesPhoto ID: 238018    View Count: 53

Groutite : Mn3+O(OH)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

Matrix of petrified wood 4.1cm x 3.4cm x 1.1cm nearly covered with groutite crystals up to 1mm long. Specimen purchased in 1978 at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. Dave Richerson specimen and photograph.
 © D. RichersonPhoto ID: 32861    View Count: 519

Groutite : Mn3+O(OH)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

A 3.3 mm long crystal on petrified wood. From near the Petrified Forest-Painted Desert National Park. Robert Meyer specimen and photo.
 © 2004 ROMPhoto ID: 15169    View Count: 405

Groutite : Mn3+O(OH)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

Groutite is an uncommon manganese oxide, rare in sharp crysatls and really known from just a few locales in good form. You can really see here the superb elongated crystals of groutite, to 6 or 7 mm, tucked safely into crags of quartz-replaced petrified wood! I have seen just 3 specimens of this material before, and in every case it sold ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 41012    View Count: 266

Groutite : Mn3+O(OH)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

An excellent and sculptural specimen of petrified wood dotted with rare groutite crystals! Superb lustrous, metallic , elongated crystals of groutite, to 5 mm, tucked safely into crags of quartz-replaced petrified wood! I have seen just 4 specimens of this material before, and in every case it sold immediately - this is rare, hard to obtain ...
 © Rob LavinskyPhoto ID: 46846    View Count: 200

Multiple photos availableGroutite : Mn3+O(OH), Ramsdellite : Mn4+O2, Chalcedony (Var: Petrified Wood)

Holbrook, Navajo Co., Arizona, USA

An excellent example of two rare manganese oxide minerals scattered on a matrix of petrified wood. Both Ramsdellite & Groutite are quite rare. This specimen features Groutite crystals to 3.5 mm.
specimen size = 10.5 x 2.3 x .6 cm.
 © Russell G. RizzoPhoto ID: 112835    View Count: 103
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