Is this a drilled pendant?

[scaupus]

Is this a drilled pendant? The hole on the side in the first photo is wider than the far side, which is shown in the 2nd photo. I found it on the beach in South florida, so its smoothed and the hole edges rounded off, I imagine. Kind of mystified as to what stone it is...if it is stone.

 

[rock]

Hard to say with the water wear and polish on it. Id of picked it up and it would still make a nice neck piece either way.

 

[monsterrack]

it does look right but with the water polish it's hard to tell from a pic.cool find

 

[Mackaydon]

I think its a natural holed stone like these: 2 Natural Holed Beach Stone with big hole. Sea by charmedjewel
They could certainly have been used as pendants-- like this:
The poet and the physicist?and the retired professor stones-with-holes-pendants ? Borderzine
Don.......

 

[trevmma]

I would have to say no, I don't like the hole shape, not saying they could have used it as naturally formed, but prob not . Normal creek find here in ohio . That's my opinion , thanks for asking

 

[GatorBoy]

Is this a drilled pendant? The hole on the side in the first photo is wider than the far side, which is shown in the 2nd photo. I found it on the beach in South florida, so its smoothed and the hole edges rounded off, I imagine. Kind of mystified as to what stone it is...if it is stone.

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There are literally millions of things on the beach in Florida with natural holes in them.
It's a type of sedimentary rock called cochina.

 

[River Rat]

Just a "Holey Rock". Don't ask to see my collection.

 

[GatorBoy]

 

[GatorBoy]

Just a "Holey Rock". Don't ask to see my collection.

I used to pick these up.. I'm in Florida too.