- Philippinite Tektite 13.3g
Philippinite Tektites Philippinite tektites are part of the Indochinite strewnfield and among the most interesting of the tektites. The Philippinite tektites are found in all the shapes of splash forms from other regions. This specimen is from The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites.
- Thailand Tektite 21.1g
Thailand Splash Form Indochinite Tektite From The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Australite Tektite Assortment 10g
Australite specimen from the Darryl Futrell Collection Of Tektites.
- Vietnam Tektite 9.6g
Viet Nam Tektite from the Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Thailand Tektite 29.1g
Thailand Splash Form Indochinite Tektite From The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Moldavite Tektite 1.6g
Moldavite TektiteMoldavites contain more silica than any other type of tektite which produces their green color. Bohemian moldavite types have a greater SiO2 content than the Moravian moldavite types. Bohemian moldavites are mostly variations of green from pale to a rich bottle green color.
- Philippinite Tektite 40.7g
Philippinite Tektites Philippinite tektites are part of the Indochinite strewnfield and among the most interesting of the tektites. The Philippinite tektites are found in all the shapes of splash forms from other regions. This specimen is from The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites.
- Moldavite Tektite 1.6g
Moldavite TektiteMoldavites contain more silica than any other type of tektite which produces their green color. Bohemian moldavite types have a greater SiO2 content than the Moravian moldavite types. Bohemian moldavites are mostly variations of green from pale to a rich bottle green color.
- Philippinite Tektite 18.6g
Philippinite Tektites Philippinite tektites are part of the Indochinite strewnfield and among the most interesting of the tektites. The Philippinite tektites are found in all the shapes of splash forms from other regions. This specimen is from The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites.
- Vietnam Tektite 18.3g
Viet Nam Tektite from the Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Vietnam Tektite 37.7g
Viet Nam Tektite from the Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Australite Tektite Assortment 10g
Australite specimen from the Darryl Futrell Collection Of Tektites.
- Moldavite Tektite 5.2g
Moldavite TektiteMoldavites contain more silica than any other type of tektite which produces their green color. Bohemian moldavite types have a greater SiO2 content than the Moravian moldavite types. Bohemian moldavites are mostly variations of green from pale to a rich bottle green color.
- Thailand Tektite 30.2g
Thailand Splash Form Indochinite Tektite From The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Vietnam Tektite 14.6g
Viet Nam Tektite from the Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Australite Tektite Assortment 10g
Australite specimen from the Darryl Futrell Collection Of Tektites.
- Tumbled Indochinite Tektite Assortments in 100 gram lots
Tumbled Indochinite Tektite Assortments in 100 gram lots Assorted tumbled and polished tektites from the Indochinite area of the Australasian strewnfield. These beautiful tektite stones have been tumbled and polished to a shiny and smooth finish and packaged into 100 gram lots.
- Thailand Tektite 53.7g
Thailand Splash Form Indochinite Tektite From The Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites
- Muong Nong Tektite Polished 472g
Polished Muong Nong Layered Tektite from the Darryl Futrell Collection of Tektites Polished End Cut
- Thailand Splashform Tektite Assortments in 250 gram lots
Thailand Splashform Tektite Assortments in 250 gram lots Very little splashform tektite material is being offered for sale today from Thailand. These assortments are an opportunity to obtain fine quality material from a major collector of the last century. Packaged in lots of 250 grams, buyers wishing larger amounts need simply select the number of 250 gram lots required to reach the total they desire. The assortments offered here contain specimens of many of the different possible shapes such as teardrops, dumbbells or rods, patties, spheres or ovoids, and pieces of bubble forms. As ancient natural glass objects, they are sometimes found with chips. Attempts have been made to eliminate specimens with major chips from the assortments, but the occasional small chip may be seen on specimens. This is very normal since they are glass objects of great age.
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