Petrified Wood is a fossilized stone that forms when plant material is replaced by minerals, primarily silica, capturing the wood's original structure in stunning detail. The result is a stone that often displays vivid, wood-like patterns in a range of earthy colors. It is used for grounding and is believed to help connect to the Earth's energy. Petrified Wood is commonly found in the United States, particularly in Arizona's Petrified Forest National Park, as well as in Madagascar and Indonesia.
