Coral cabochons for jewelry

I enlarged these so you can see all the swirling energy of ancient seas.  They would make a nice set of ear rings.  $15.00

Monday's cabbing

Confederate glass, wonderstone, fossil coral from Michigan, tree agate.
These cabs are for sale, just ask.

geode?

Strange geode like rock from a site in Tennessee.  Many crinoid stems found in this area.  Could it be an artifact of a crinoid "blossom"?

Wonder Stone Cabachon

$15.00, if you would like to purchase.

trilobits

Hard to see, but it looks like a bit of upside down trilobite in he middle.

Mostly Crinoid stems

Cambrian crinoids, brachiopods and the bow shaped thing is part of a trilobite.  They molted, which is probably why so many trilobits are found.  Northern Kentucky

Crinoid stem and partial calyx

grass-like coal fossil

Fern Fossil

also a seedpod, flower? on right
From Tennessee.   Probably Alethopteris decurrens Lower Pennsylvanian

Graptolite backside

possible graptolite and trace fossils

Graptolites

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graptolithinia

from West Virginia

Sowerbyella

I think it is Sowerbella.  Correct me if I'm wrong.

Michigan bracelet

Bracelet made from an old bracelet I took apart and stones I picked up on the beaches in Michigan and a piece of blue Confederate glass.  I'm happy with the way it turned out.

Petoskey

Petoskey with imperfect centers

fossilized coral, Hexagonaria percarinata http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petoskey_stone

Wonder Stone

Wonder stone I cabbed yesterday.  It is pink and white, not brown and white