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'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France
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'A' Grade | 'Cloud' Gogotte Formation | Fontainebleau, France

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  • Origin: Fontainebleau, France
  • Size: H28cm W44cm D12cm
  • Weight: 11.2 Kg
  • Description: Of natural form, from the Oligocene (circa 30 million years ago) with a unique ondular formation.
  • Additional Information: Without a doubt, gogottes are among the most extraordinary objects created by nature: sources of inspiration for artists, they figure prominently in the greatest private collections and museums. From a geological point of view, a gogotte is a sandstone concretion with siliceous cement. It consists of grains of sand cemented in place by silica deposited by water circulating within the sand layer. Chemically speaking, a gogotte consists almost entirely of silica and therefore has more or less the same composition as a quartz crystal.