Petrified Wood Tumble

Petrified Wood is a fossilized material formed when ancient wood is gradually replaced by minerals, most commonly silica, over millions of years. This process preserves the original wood structure, often visible as growth rings, grain patterns, and natural textures. Petrified Wood tumble stones display earthy tones that may include brown, tan, cream, gray, red, yellow, and black, with patterns that reflect the stone’s organic origins.

Origin & Locality

Petrified Wood is found in several regions worldwide, including the United States (notably Arizona), Indonesia, Madagascar, and Argentina. Each locality produces material with distinct coloration and patterning based on mineral content and environmental conditions during fossilization.

Metaphysical Properties

Petrified Wood is often associated with grounding, stability, and deep ancestral connection. It is commonly linked to the Root Chakra, where it is believed to support patience, endurance, and a steady sense of balance. Many people work with Petrified Wood to encourage calmness, resilience, and a strong connection to the Earth’s long-standing wisdom.

Intuitively Chosen Stone

Each Petrified Wood tumble stone will be intuitively chosen for you. As these are natural fossils, variations in color, pattern, size, and shape are to be expected, making every piece unique.