
Discover The Past

Tiger iron is an attractive stone composed of alternating bands of tiger’s eye , red jasper, black hematite, and yellow limonite. The undulating, contrasting bands of color and luster make for an attractive specimen. It was formed by ancient, oxygen-producing cyanobacteria over two billion years ago, though there is some debate about whether tiger iron should technically be considered a stromatolite itself.
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