This beautiful druzy Septarian egg was formed between 50 to 70 million years ago! That means that it came about around the same time the dinosaurs become extinct. Septarian nodules are made up primarily of three different minerals. The yellow crystals are calcite, the brown lines are aragonite or siderite and the outer shell is limestone. They're sometimes likened to a prehistoric mud ball because of how they formed.
What is it made of?
Septarian is a mixture of Aragonite, Calcite, and Limestone. The name Septarian comes from the Latin word "septem", meaning seven since it seems to form in patterns of seven. The yellow colored material is Calcite, the brown is Aragonite, and the outer grey is Limestone.
Healing Properties:
Septarian is said to nurtures and ground you, bringing about feelings of happiness and understanding. This versatile stone is also a speaking stone that is said to improve communication skills of the holder.
