Peanut Obsidian Slab Woodward Ranch Plume Agate Slab Some of the fortifications centers

Some of the fortifications centers are filled with druzy sparkle

These are rough

some of which have metallic accents

Should polish up very nicely

These scalloped brass drops are stamped along the edges of the center cutout and finished with two thin layers of EverBrite to ward off oxidation/tarnish

Peanut Obsidian Slab Woodward Ranch Plume Agate Slab Some of the fortifications centersThis material comes from Alamos in Sonora, Mexico and is characterized by its radiating, orbicular feldspar crystals that get their reddish color from hematite inclusions. When cut, these crystals display a striking chatoyance. First discovered in the 1960s, it has since become beloved by lapidaries. Peanut Obsidian is technically classified as a spherulite containing perlite (the spherulites being the feldspar orbs). Since the spherulites can