Fossilized Coral Petoskey Pocket Stones

These stones are easily recognizable by their distinctive hexagonal pattern, which is the result of the fossilized remains of ancient coral polyps. The coral lived in shallow seas that covered the Michigan area around 350 million years ago during the Devonian period. Over time, erosion and weathering exposed the unique pattern of the Petoskey stone.

A Petoskey stone is a type of fossilized coral that is commonly found in the northern parts of Michigan, particularly along the shores of Lake Michigan and in gravel pits. It is the state stone of Michigan.

Coral allows us to feel immense love for our self & represents transformation & beauty. Coral helps us stand our ground & not delve into temptation while creating a protective barrier from negative energy.

This listing is for one intuitively selected Petoskey stone. Size, shape, tone, pattern and overall appearance may vary slightly from piece to piece due to natural variation.

Michigan, USA