GOGOTTE Freeform - Height: 28 cm - Width: 17 cm- 4645 g - (1)

Gogotte refers to a rare and distinctive type of mineral formation known for its botryoidal (grape-like) clusters and contrasting layers. Often formed from iron and manganese oxides along with chalcedony or other minerals, gogottes have a unique texture and appearance valued by collectors. This particular freeform specimen measures 28 cm in height and 17 cm in width, with a substantial weight of over 4.6 kg. The complexity and richness of gogotte structures make them interesting geological curiosities, serving both as natural sculptures and study subjects for mineralogists. The organic shapes and formations make them prized pieces for display and natural history enthusiasts.