Rare Bat Cave Rim Jasper Rough Chunk! Galaxy Rhyolite Most varieties finish to a

Most varieties finish to a brilliant mirror polish

Enchodus was probably a very important part of the food chain in the oceans of the Cretaceous

This is a gorgeous piece with an untold ancient (millions of years old) story

They probably swam by moving their long body in a snake-like way

Rare Bat Cave Rim Jasper Rough Chunk! Galaxy Rhyolite Most varieties finish to aRim Jasper and Bat Cave Agate are two forms of Agate and Jasper found near Prineville Oregon, which are often attached to each other. Rim Jasper is a creamy Jasper that often carves or cabs very easily, and Bat Cave Agate is a form of Moss Agate that can have nice colorations and patterns, that generally takes a beautiful mirror polish. Both forms were discovered by the Quant Family in Prineville Oregon, and dug by Shirts Quant and his son Bill Quant.