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Petrified Wood Tumbled Stones, 24 Pieces, Medium

Made in Madagascar

These petrified wood tumbled stones bring the look of old woodland into a small, polished gemstone form. The pieces in the photo move through warm brown, grey, smoky beige and reddish tones, with natural banding that catches the light as you turn them in your hand.

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24stones in the pack
10-25mmsize of each stone
£0.66per stone

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These petrified wood tumbled stones bring the look of old woodland into a small, polished gemstone form. The pieces in the photo move through warm brown, grey, smoky beige and reddish tones, with natural banding that catches the light as you turn them in your hand.

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What it is

Tumbled stones are small pieces of a stone, turned for days in a drum with grit and water until they are smooth and rounded. They come in a bag of one kind, so you can keep one, share them or lay several out together.

Why people choose it

  • A stone for the hand Smooth and rounded, small enough to carry all day.
  • Many in one bag 6 to 24 of one stone, enough for a grid, a bowl or a gift.
  • A small price per stone Each page shows the price of one stone, so bags are easy to compare.
  • Easy to share A single stone in a card is a quiet gift for someone you think of.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Keep one in a pocket or beside the bed as a small reminder of an intention

  2. 2

    Lay several in a ring or a line on a shelf, a crystal grid in the tradition

  3. 3

    Fill a dish or a bowl and let the colours sit together

Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Keep softer stones such as selenite and malachite away from water. Store them apart from harder stones so they do not scratch.

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About this product

Glossy bands and earthy colour
  • The polished surface gives each stone a soft shine, while the irregular shapes keep them natural rather than overly uniform.
  • Brown and grey are the main colours, with some pieces showing warmer red-brown flashes and layered, wood-like lines.
  • They feel suited to quiet, tactile use: kept in a pocket, set on a desk, or placed in a small bowl where the pattern can be noticed slowly.
  • The mix works beautifully for nature-inspired jewellery designs, especially pieces with a grounded, organic mood.
  • No two stones are the same, so the set has the varied character of collected natural objects.
Petrified wood, polished smooth

Petrified wood begins as ancient wood that has gradually been replaced by minerals, leaving behind patterns that can still suggest grain, rings and layered growth. These stones have been tumbled, giving the surface its rounded edges and smooth gloss while keeping each piece individually shaped.

Ways to use the set

Use them as pocket stones, small altar pieces, table styling, crystal-grid components, or as accents in jewellery projects. They sit especially well with linen, brass, dark wood and other natural textures.

Meaning in crystal tradition

In contemporary crystal practice, petrified wood is often associated with grounding, patience and a steady connection to the natural world. Its meaning comes partly from its story: once living wood, slowly transformed into stone. Many people choose it as a reminder of deep time, resilience and the quiet beauty of gradual change, rather than for sparkle or drama.

Care for the polished stones

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling. Store the stones together in a small pouch, dish or box to help protect the polish from knocks and scratches.

Set size and details

This set includes 24 petrified wood tumbled stones from Madagascar. Each stone is approximately 10-25 mm, with natural variation in shape, colour and pattern.

A grounded gift for nature lovers

A thoughtful choice for someone who collects crystals, makes jewellery, or likes small natural objects with a story. The varied colours make the set feel personal, with each piece offering a different trace of pattern and time.

Resonates with Root chakraPetrified WoodLeoVirgo

Common questions

Is petrified wood a wood or a stone?
It is stone formed from ancient wood. Over time, minerals replace the original organic material while preserving some wood-like patterns.
Will every set look exactly like the photo?
No. Petrified wood naturally varies, so your set will have its own mix of brown, grey, beige and reddish tones, with different banding from stone to stone.
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