This knife was done for one of the member here. The photos as good as they are, do not do this knife justice as there is incredible depth in the stone that you cannot see in the photos. The webs in the stone look like they are suspended in glass. The Spiderweb Fossil Coral is incredibly rare and was found in Indonesia.
To me, I would suspect most people would think it does not even look like it could be a “naturally” occurring stone. I have to say I have never seen anything like it before.
Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
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Re: Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
YIKES!! That is some kind of nice 
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Re: Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
That is very nice.
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Re: Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
Very nice work,Mike !!!!!!!!!!,and that stone,is ""AWESOME""Redrummd wrote:This knife was done for one of the member here. The photos as good as they are, do not do this knife justice as there is incredible depth in the stone that you cannot see in the photos. The webs in the stone look like they are suspended in glass. The Spiderweb Fossil Coral is incredibly rare and was found in Indonesia.
To me, I would suspect most people would think it does not even look like it could be a “naturally” occurring stone. I have to say I have never seen anything like it before.
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Re: Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
that is beautiful Mike,
I'm from Indonesia and I never seen anything like that too.Falah
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Re: Case Damascus Barlow with Spiderweb Fossil Coral scales
WOW!! WOW!! That is sooo nice!! John 
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