9.4" Polished, Free-Standing, Hubbard Basin Petrified Wood

Polished, Free-Standing, Hubbard Basin Petrified Wood #258371

This is a beautiful stand-up of agate replaced petrified wood (spruce) from Hubbard Basin in Nevada. The jasper replacement has created beautiful orange, white, and browns, while still retaining some growth rings and other identifiable features. It has been polished on one face and the base has been cut flat for presentation.

Found only in Elko County, Nevada, Hubbard Basin petrified wood is becoming increasingly popular with collectors. This variety of petrified wood is characterized by its tan or white-blue coloring that is often enhanced by red, orange, or brown patterns. Most Hubbard Basin petrified wood is Miocene-aged fossilized spruce wood. One of the main reasons collectors enjoy this petrified wood is because the growth rings are often nicely preserved and show through the vibrant patterns.

Agate, Chalcedony & Jasper, What’s the Difference?