Gary Green, Larsonite, Silicated Bog Material - 4x3x2.5" (McDermitt Caldera region of Oregon)
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This stunning piece of Gary Green (Larsonite) is a rare and richly layered silicated bog material formed over millennia in the McDermitt Caldera region of Oregon. Also referred to as "Petrified Bog Wood," this specimen exhibits swirling hues of teal, earthy green, ochre, and rust with a captivating, waxy luster. It’s a must-have for mineral enthusiasts, lapidary artists, or collectors seeking unique American-sourced material.
Size Dimensions & Weight:
- Length: 4 inches
- Width: 3 inches
- Height: 2.5 inches
- Weight: 558 grams
Condition: Excellent natural condition with some rugged edges and visible layering. Unpolished and raw, offering endless visual interest and lapidary potential.
Note: Some photographs were taken while the specimen was wet to enhance its natural colors.
This piece of Larsonite offers a window into ancient wetlands turned stone, carrying vibrant color zoning and a strong connection to nature’s transformative power. It makes an outstanding display specimen or a base material for unique cabochons and carvings.