Petosky stone

“@PoetDeanwilson6 Cool. It is a bit similar to a Petoskey stone from Michigan. Coral fossil. Image from Michigan State U Geography.”

Here is everything you need to know about looking for Petoskey Stone. Tips on where to find them and how to identify them.

Petoskey Stones are fossil corals that lived in a shallow sea covering the Great Lakes area about 350 million years ago. When the corals died, some of them were buried and fossilized. Today their fossils are found near the city of Petoskey, Michigan - which is where they get their name.

Petoskey stone, made of fossilized coral, isn't normally found in 93-pound boulder form, DNR says

The beginning of the amazing Petoskey stone 🧡

(please click image for full view) Title: Michigan Petoskey Stone Image: Created by Aaron J. Greenblatt using an Epson Perfection 1200U scanner. Editing: Edited in PhotoShop 7.0 for color accuracy,...

Last week I started working on a commission for a friend featuring the illusive state stone of Michigan — the Petoskey. It is both rock and fossil, created from an ancient coral reef from the Devonian period. I can remember spending my free time during a few childhood trips to the Traverse area hunched over in …

Michigan Rocks (Petoskey stones)

Petoskey stone is a fossilized coral. It's a unique rock found in Michigan and is Michigan's official state stone. The coral it's made from ...

Michigan Rocks!

So what is the difference between a Petoskey Stone and a Charlevoix Stone? Here are the similarities and the differences between these two very similar, but different, fossils.

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Petosky stones collected 25+ years ago. First step of rock tumbling complete!