Natural Kentucky Geode 4.22 lb Unopened Whole Exact Specimen

This is a real Kentucky geode, not a dyed, polished, coated, or chemically treated stone. I find my geodes myself, and I guarantee this specimen is authentic and natural.

This geode weighs approximately 4.22 lb and measures approximately 14.5 inches around. It is being sold as a whole unopened crack-your-own geode, so the inside remains a natural surprise until opened.

The exact green dinosaur figure shown in the photos is included with this exact geode. It is shown for scale and will come with this specimen.

What is included:

The exact Kentucky geode shown in the photos

The exact green dinosaur figure shown in the photos

Free digital educational geode learning access after purchase

This geode is natural and has not been dyed, polished, soaked in chemicals, coated, or artificially enhanced. The surface texture, color, pits, natural openings, and rough outer character are all part of the specimen’s natural formation.

Because this is a natural unopened geode, the interior cannot be guaranteed. Natural geodes may contain quartz crystals, druzy crystal pockets, calcite, chalcedony, hollow areas, solid areas, or other natural mineral formations. Part of the fun is discovering what nature created inside.

This is a great choice for collectors, homeschool science, classroom geology, rockhounding gifts, crack-your-own geode activities, and anyone who enjoys natural Kentucky geodes.

After purchase, I will provide access to free educational digital content to help turn this into a hands-on learning and discovery experience.

Your geode will be packed carefully for shipping.

Details:

Weight: Approximately 4.22 lb

Circumference: Approximately 14.5 inches

Type: Natural Kentucky geode

Condition: Whole unopened geode

Origin: Kentucky, United States

Treatment: No dye, no chemicals, no polish, no coating, no artificial enhancement

Specimen: Exact geode shown in photos

Included: Exact dinosaur figure shown in photos

Thank you for supporting Fishing Creek Rocks and my small Kentucky geode business.