This could be of alien origin.

[Rattlehead]

I finally made a stand I think fits my favorite sphere. The stand is Magnesium slag with a Hematite pendant glued to the front. The sphere is Basalt/Agate.










https://www.facebook.com/pages/Spheremaker/275374052512102?fref=photo

 

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[drharley1969]

Where did u find that sphere

 

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[Rattlehead]

Found the rock in Lake Michigan near South Haven, MI. I made the sphere out of it.

 

[MrLee]

That's fantastic! I just added you on my etsy. Any chance you're going to list it on Etsy??

 

[Rattlehead]

That's fantastic! I just added you on my etsy. Any chance you're going to list it on Etsy??

I plan on keeping this one. I don't imagine I'll ever find another.

 

[drharley1969]

Kewl looking rock

 

[austin]

Now that is a true, spectacular conversation starter...

 

[Mr.T]

Very cool. Wonder how it looks under UV!

 

[Darrow]

Absolutely gorgeous!!

 

[yakker]

That rock is AMAZING- and the sphere you made from it equally wonderful. I love looking at your Etsy pages and the things you've created from the materials you've found/sourced. Question: would you be willing to create one from a rock/mineral I find (depending on what kind of rock/mineral, I'm sure) and-- how big does a sample need to be to have enough of it to create something that size, roughly-- 2-3 inches or there-abouts? Thank you in advance! Yakker