Rock Specimen with Embedded Inclusions

The item is a rock specimen with multiple small, dark, bulbous formations embedded within its surface. The rock itself appears to be sedimentary or possibly a conglomerate, with a rough, uneven texture and a light brownish-grey color. The embedded formations are a dark, reddish-brown to black color and irregular in shape, some appearing quite spherical or ovoid, while others are more amorphous. There is a cluster of several of these dark formations in the center of the visible area. These formations have a somewhat glassy or resinous appearance in places, suggesting they may be a mineral deposit, fossilized material, or organic concretions. One of the formations appears partially translucent, revealing a lighter interior or possibly a surface sheen. Some lighter, potentially crystalline or mineral deposits, are also present around some of the dark formations. The overall condition of the rock appears stable, with some surface wear and possible minor chipping, but no significant breaks are visible. There are no apparent manufacturing marks or signatures as this is a natural specimen. Its general appearance suggests a natural geological formation.