Velvet Obsidian Rough – Old Stock Peacock Green Chatoyance Cutter Washington Carnelian and sometimes went by the

and sometimes went by the name of Chrysanthemum Rhyolite due to resemblance to the flower

Botswana Agates were mined in a river bed

and blue inclusions—perfect for slabbing into standout cabochons

producing the iconic yellow-and-brown geometric patterns we see today

It may be a little bit more on the bland side cut though

Velvet Obsidian Rough – Old Stock Peacock Green Chatoyance Cutter Washington Carnelian and sometimes went by theVelvet Obsidian Rough Old Stock Peacock Green Chatoyance Cutter This is an old stock chunk of Mexican Velvet Obsidian, sometimes sold under the name Royal Peacock. While it carries a thicker natural rind, the interior shows rare flashes of green peacock chatoyance breaking through. At 13 oz, this manageable cutter is a great candidate for domed polishing, small slab work, or keeping intact as a collectors specimen. Key FeaturesMaterial & Origin: