SFR111 Serpentine Frog Carving Tumbling Materials appearing to be naturally swimming

appearing to be naturally swimming

in an area by the Moldau River in the Czech Republic

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It was first discovered in the United States in the Unakas mountains of North Carolina

translucent chalcedony with gentle gradients

SFR111 Serpentine Frog Carving Tumbling Materials appearing to be naturally swimmingThis carving of two frogs is created from one solid piece of Serpentine and was expertly hand carved in China. The base is mostly black with small spots of patterns in white, green, and reddish brown. The frogs sit on top in a variety of different shades of green, reddish brown, black, and white. They match in size, and each have artificial green eyes. The base is cut flat and is carved with the initials 'BG'. 7. 25" x 3. 5" Approx. 3" high 4. 08lbs