CORAL FOSSIL COLLECTION

Coral Fossil also called Fossil Coral or Agatized Coral is not actual coral anymore it's ancient coral that has turned into stone through fossilization over millions of years.

Here’s a clear and complete explanation:

What Is Coral Fossil?

Coral fossil forms when prehistoric coral skeletons become replaced by minerals such as:

• Chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz)
• Agate
• Calcite

This process preserves the shape and pattern of the original coral, creating beautiful stone with flower-like or honeycomb patterns.

Color

Coral fossil comes in many natural colors:

• Beige
• Cream
• Brown
• Gray
• Yellow
• Orange
• Pinkish tones
• Rarely red (if impurities present)

Agatized coral often has fine flower or starburst patterns, making each piece unique.

Where It’s Found

Major sources include:

• Indonesia – famous for high-quality “flower coral”
• USA (Florida) – well-known for agatized coral
• United States (Georgia, Tennessee)
• Australia
• Thailand
• Malaysia
• Brazil
• Morocco