Pork Stone, Bacon Stone Slice Specimen Moss Agate This stone may have been

This stone may have been formed by water seeping into Earth's crust cracks and heated by volcanic activity near the surface

and the hematite adds a touch of color

40" x H: 1

while the Malachite on the backside is a lovely rich green color

15" x H: 2

Pork Stone, Bacon Stone Slice Specimen Moss Agate This stone may have beenThis unusual rock is known as pork stone, found only in a few places worldwide. Pork stone gets its name from its striking resemblance to bacon, and it's prized for its beautiful color patterns. The stone is formed when layers of sediment are compressed over millions of years, and the resulting rock is then polished to reveal its hidden colors. If you're lucky enough to find a piece of pork stone, you'll have a unique item that will spark a