Fairy stones are concretions of glacial of sand, clay and calcite (calcium carbonate) "cement". This type of fairy stone, aka Calcite Fairy Stone, is only found in Quebec, Canada. It is not the same as staurolite which is also called fairy stone.
These fairy stones have a natural shape of smooth, flattened discs with one or more discs growing together. These discs range from white to grayi-beige to gray. Usually one side is smooth and the other side having irregular markings from fossil micro-organisms which may resemble ancient heiroglyphs.
The name of Fairy Stone is said to come from Native Americans who used them for good luck.
These fairy stones have a natural shape of smooth, flattened discs with one or more discs growing together. These discs range from white to grayi-beige to gray. Usually one side is smooth and the other side having irregular markings from fossil micro-organisms which may resemble ancient heiroglyphs.
The name of Fairy Stone is said to come from Native Americans who used them for good luck.
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Fascinating
You could almost use this as a worry stone; the feel of it is smooth and interesting to the hands as well as the eyes. I've never seen the like. The choice was perfect, I thank you!
