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Ancient Sparkling Coral Fossil

Unearthed along the southeastern shores of Lake Huron, this remarkable fossil is a cross-section of a prehistoric coral, revealing its stunning internal structure. Likely a species of Rugose Coral—a now-extinct order from the Paleozoic Era (roughly 350–250 million years ago)—this piece showcases nature’s intricate design through its radiating lines and detailed chambers.

Measuring 6.5 inches (about 16.5 cm) in length, the fossil’s crystalline interior sparkles beautifully, adding a soft shimmer to its earthy tan and stone-grey palette. This visual magic is the result of millions of years of mineralization, where waterborne minerals slowly replaced organic material, leaving behind this glistening, timeless art form.

Once part of an ancient coral reef that lay beneath the waters where Lake Huron now exists, this fossil is both a rare collector’s item and a deeply grounding presence. It holds the energy of Earth’s transformation, making it ideal for:

• Natural art and interior décor
• Meditation, grounding, and energy work
• Fossil collectors or nature lovers
• Those drawn to the wisdom of ancient oceans

This is not just a fossil—it’s a portal to a prehistoric sea, filled with depth, sparkle, and story. A perfect blend of beauty and grounding, science and spirit.