Natural Large Holey Beach Rock Hag Stone Fairy Wish Amulet surf-tumbled Aquarium

Description

Naturally Large Holey Beach Stone, Coquinoid Sandstone
Surf-tumbled by the tides and time.
Wild caught by me along the shores of the Treasure Coast.
The stone is 2” x 3” x 1 3/4” thick.
The large hole is 3/4” x 1 5/8”.
You may notice, there are 3 smaller holes in the sides of this stone
that all are just over 1/8”diameter.
It is gray/brown with cocoa brown striations and areas.
There are also ivory shell inclusions.
The entire stone is worn with edges rounded.
No sharp edges.
Holds nicely in your hand. Super easy to look through.
You should be able to see whole troops of fairies with
this large hole and the side holes. This is one of the largest holes I have found to date.
Awesome!
The stone in the photos is the one you will receive.
Photographed dry.
Hag stones have occupied myth and magic folklore for centuries.
But what are Hag Stones?
Hag stones are stones that have a
naturally occurring hole inside them. These stones are often
found along the coastal points, beaches, and streams. These
holes occur from the elements
beating down upon them over
many years.  There are also speculations that these mysterious
stones may have been formed by a “worm hole”. A Hag stone is
also known as a Witch Stone
or Adder Stone or Holey Stone and
has quite a bit of lore and many magical properties associated
with them.  Part of the folklore is that if you look through the holes
you can see fairies.
Ready for your creativity.  Thousands of uses.
Shipped free from our OceanLightStudio within 24 hours of cleared payment.
Here's what some folks have recently said about our special beach stones:
>  These stones are adorable! A+ seller! Thank you!
>  the beach stones are wonderful-using them in a collage-thanks so much
>  Beautiful perfect! Thanks.
>  fast shipping, beautiful lot of 6 natural holey stones.
>  The rocks were as described, and they got to me super fast! Thank you.
OceanLightStudio.....
Often imitated.  Never duplicated.
The original.