Petrified Woods are numerous and unique. The quality of petrified wood is normally judged by color, rarity and how well it was replaced. Many woods if put side by side it's current cousin would look just like the living tree in it's cells, rings and structure. There are people who specialize in identifying petrified woods by the cell structure in the stone and matching it to living trees to identify the stone.

Petrified Wood 2185 : A poorly replaced but very cuttable wood. #gallery Petrified_Wood_2185

CAB 2185

Petrified Wood 2221 : Black Locust Wood from what is now Red Rock Canyon State Park. #gallery Petrified_Wood_2221

CAB 2221

Petrified Wood 2222 : Black Locust Wood from what is now Red Rock Canyon State Park. #gallery Petrified_Wood_2222

CAB 2222

Petrified Wood 2223 : Black Locust Wood from what is now Red Rock Canyon State Park. #gallery Petrified_Wood_2223

CAB 2223

Traded Petrified Wood 873: A very gemmy Arizona Petrified Wood cab. Gentle curves, high dome and a glossy finish. #gallery Traded_Petrified_Wood_873

Traded Cab - cut on shares