Wingeshausen Thundereggs

Wingeshausen - Various Unknown Locations

Wingeshausen is a very unusual and rarely seen collection of German thunderegg locations. They are drastically older than the already quite old familiar German locations, dating from the Devonian period (350-400 million years ago). Their age may have something to do with the very bizarre cores that these often possess. Agate and Chalcedony is occasionally found here, in extremely weathered forms, but the majority of stone are filled with a range of other minerals, or are often completely empty, as though the core has long since worn away. Strikingly, some have a metallic sheen to the cores - strong growths of Goethite, a strongly iron-based mineral, which polishes up with a steely glimmer.

Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Crazed Agate	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Generous Fringe of Goethite	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Mineral Ring and a Touch of Chalcedony.
Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Chalcedony Core	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Metallic Core	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Gray Matrix
Large Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Classic Core	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Marbled Matrix and Agate	Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Marbled Matrix
Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Hollow Core and Honeycomb	Elegant Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Classic Core	Complex Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Goethite and White
Fine Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Agate	Atypical Wingeshausen Thunderegg with White Core	Classic Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Small Cave
Small Hollow Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Pretty Speckled Matrix and a Thin Agate Band	Tiny Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Pale Agate Core	Hollow Wingeshausen Thunderegg - "The Smile"
Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Curious Choppy, Shattered Core	Tiny Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Solid 'Metal' Core	Unusual Wingeshausen Thunderegg with Crumbled Mud Core and Pyrite
Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Flawed Agate Core	Nice Hollow Wingeshausen Thunderegg with a Layer of Goethite