Petrified wood is created from trees that fall under volcanic ash. It is a stone of transformation that helps reach the highest levels and calms fears based on survival. Read more.
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful round polished piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful round polished piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful round polished piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Madagascar, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 220 million years old!
Petrified wood from Indonesia, beautiful piece where the original wood structure is still visible. 20 million years old!
How is petrified wood created?
Petrified wood or fossil wood, is a stone created from trees that ended up under thick layers of volcanic ash. The ash contains all kinds of minerals, which slowly dissolve in the groundwater. Because the trees are no longer in contact with oxygen, the wood does not rot as quickly as normal. In the meantime, the groundwater soaks the tree with minerals where they deposit in the wood cells. Slowly but surely, the wood decays and the minerals take the place of the wood cells. This happens very slowly so the structure of the wood is perfectly preserved in the minerals.
Transformation stone
Petrified wood is the stone of transformation. It helps to grow through to the highest level. It gives a sense of safety and security, and calms fears based on survival. Petrified wood helps to set a pace and maintain that pace throughout the day. It helps to be patient with others who are in an inner transformation process and to realise this transformation in yourself.
