Petoskey stone intuition palm stone ZF78 with crystal info card

Approx 61 x 46mm Petoskey Stone, a fascinating fossilized coral often found in pebble-like shapes, holds a captivating geological history shaped by glaciation. These stones bear witness to the powerful forces of ice sheets that plucked them from their ancient bedrock, sculpting their rough edges in the process. Ultimately, they found their resting place in Michigan's upper and northwestern peninsula.The story of Petoskey Stones dates back approximately 350 million years to the Devonian period when they were part of a thriving coral reef. When dry, these stones appear as ordinary limestone, but their true essence reveals itself when wet or polished, unveiling the intricate and distinctive mottled patterns of ancient coral fossils.The name "Petoskey" is an English approximation of "Bidasiga," a Native American Indian word meaning 'Rays of the Living Sun.' These stones hold a special place in the heart of Michigan, earning the esteemed title of the state stone in 1965. They share their na