Confetti Agate Slab Lapidary Stone Slice Cut Rock Cheetah Agate The fish are unidentified but

The fish are unidentified but appear to be mostly Knightia

or it can be quartz (and sometimes even hollow with crystals) filled

and I personally have no clue where it is from

and we recommend only using this drum with 220 grit

The exact species of this coprolite is undetermined

Confetti Agate Slab Lapidary Stone Slice Cut Rock Cheetah Agate The fish are unidentified butConfetti Agate is an extremely rare form of Agate that was mined before the 1960s in Mexico. Confetti Agate has been depleted for over 60 years, and no new material will ever hit the lapidary market again. It is a well named stone with colorful bursts of confetti like pseudo plume structures. It can have drusy pockets, which add a new natural look to cabochons. With very few specimens being available online, confetti agate is one you will want to grab