Banded Natural Specimen

The item is a relatively small, translucent specimen, possibly a fossil or geological formation, held in the palm of a hand. Its shape is irregular, with one end coming to a pointed, somewhat smooth tip, while the other end appears broken and jagged. The color is primarily a muted gray or mauve with distinct banding or striations visible within the material, suggesting layers or natural growth patterns. At the wider, broken end, there are areas of darker, opaque material, which could be sediment, matrix, or part of the original structure. The surface appears somewhat weathered, and the broken edge shows a crystalline or fractured texture. There are no discernible markings, stamps, or signatures. Due to its natural and unprocessed appearance, it is likely a natural specimen rather than a manufactured object. The overall form suggests it could be a section of a larger piece which has been broken off. While impossible to determine the exact age or origin without testing, its appearance is consistent with geological formations or certain types of fossils. The craftsmanship is entirely natural.

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