Zebra Stone

Size: 21x12 cms

Weight: 520 grams

Location: Kimberley, Australia

Product Description:

A unique sedimentary rock featuring a striking zebra-like pattern of alternating black and white stripes, formed through the precipitation of minerals in a shallow lake environment.

Geological Information:

- Location: Kimberley, Western Australia
- Type: Sedimentary rock (a type of chalcedony)
- Age: Cretaceous period, approximately 100-145 million years old
- Formation: Shallow lake deposits, specifically in the Kimberley Basin
- Fossilization Process: Precipitation of minerals, such as silica and iron oxides, in a controlled environment
- Hardness: 6.5-7 on the Mohs scale (relatively hard)
- Distinctive Features: Alternating black and white stripes, characteristic of Zebra Stone.

This description highlights the scientific significance and geological context of the Zebra Stone, showcasing its unique formation process and characteristics. The Kimberley region is renowned for its exceptional geological history, providing valuable insights into ancient environments.

Note: Zebra Stone is a rare and striking rock formation, offering a glimpse into the complex geological processes that shape our planet. Its unique pattern and composition make it a highly sought-after collector's item and scientific specimen.