Septarian Nodules occur as spheres and egg shapes.Once they were thought to be dinosaur eggs.
They can be very beautiful.
S
is for
SEPTARIAN EGG
This is one of my favourite possessions!ABC Wednesday is the creation of Mrs Nesbitt.
For a sumptuous selection of S words, visit the ABC Anthology, or the Linky page.
27 comments:
A beautiful egg Dragonstar - a cracking start to this week's S!
That look's beautiful, it would be one of my specials too....
It is the third face for me with the beautiful dragon head.
These are beautiful! I love minerals cut in luscious egg shapes. I assume you are working on getting a Mr. Linky for the letter S.
Happy to hear that your dragons are doing so well!
That I can believe, I would cherish it too!
These are beautiful..I loved to collect rock and stones and have them polished..I wonder where my collections is as they are so much fun...
I do believe I see a Dragon in that egg...
That is so beautiful :-)
That's a natural shape?! Wow! Beautiful.
You mean that's not a dragon egg. Darn!
I have several of these Dragonstar and thought they were man made. Thanks for giving the link to correct that thought.
The subtle tones in this are incredible! O wow! Love it!
So unusual and beautiful.
But what will you do if it hatches one night? :)
That is super precious! Very nice! You really have great collections of stones and gems!
A prized poccession indeed - that is a very fine example.
Forgot to saw Lilac Morn is now all grown up - tried to breed her with Kyanite, but sadly she's barren!
SUPER CHOICE!!! LOVED IT!!!!
How lovely! Never heard of that and can certainly see why it might be thought to be a petrified egg. Wonderful S!
Well, no wonder people used to think they were dragon eggs - you can even see the baby dragon! How beautiful!
It's no wonder why this is a prized piece! Wonderful shots of it!
I like the sound of them being though of as dragon's eggs. Very pretty keepsakes which are always priceless.
That is awesome.
No wonder it is your favourite.
Bear((( )))
I have never seen anything like it. Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Wow. That is very impressive.
these are art!
I've heard of 70 year old eggs - don't think I'd want one though.
That is lovely. I've never ever seen one I liked better.
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