Paleozoic Tabulate Coral Fossil Ohio - Teacher Gift - Unique Geological Decor Third Eye Chakra Grounding Crystal Negativity Tool #30-33

These fossilized coral pieces are so sparkly and druzy!

Fossilized Coral carries a deep connection to the ebb and flow of the ocean, emitting its positive energy. It aligns you with the water element, bringing stability and focus in times of change.

The original coral skeleton has been replaced by minerals, and the internal structures are lined with small, sparkling crystals.

The fossil is formed from ancient coral, where the original calcium carbonate structure was replaced by silica-rich groundwater over millions of years.

The term "druzy" refers to the layer of fine, sparkling crystals (often calcite or quartz) that have grown within the empty coral tubes or cavities.

These specimens often come from locations such as Clay Center, Ohio, and can fluoresce under UV light due to the mineral composition.

Fossil corals like this connect to the ancient energy of once-living organisms and are popular among collectors.

Its water element energy cleanses and nurtures your spirit, offering love and forgiveness. Fossils hold the ancient energy of the once living organism, so they connect you to the grounding energies of the Mother Earth and boost creativity by strengthening your mind. Fossilized Coral opens your Third Eye Chakra, enhance your awareness, and develop your intuition. Their vibrant beam of energy brings peace and harmony to your life, and they draw out negative energy and fear.

These first appeared in the geological record 488 million years ago and went extinct during the great Permian extinction 251 million years ago. They get their name from the hornlike structures built by the coral animal. They are very often used as an index fossil to help correlate the geological ages of different formations.

There are many Fossilized Corals here to choose from, and you can pick the one that best fits your vibration!

These Fossilized Corals are approximately 38mm - 47mm in length. 1 inch = 25.4 millimeters

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