#6: Rock & Gem Top 10

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We’re counting down the Top 10 photos published in Rock & Gem magazine over the last year.

#6
Lierbachtal (Black Forest) Thunder Egg

German Agate

This photo, taken by Doug Moore and published in the July 2018 “Parting Shot” column, features a stunning pale green and mauve thunder egg. This specimen comes from the Eckkenfels sublocation near Oppenau, Germany, which is famous for pseudomorphs, and measures 100 mm x 95 mm x 50 mm.

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