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Petoskey stone

Petoskey stone

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Search complete. 6 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Petoskey stone".

Sep 26, 2026

Stacey HirvelaHOST
3:08
[laughs]
Rick VuystHOST
3:08
You've got the Petoskey stone, which is our state stone.
Rick VuystHOST
3:12
It's a beautiful stone.
Rick VuystHOST
3:14
Uh, you've got Yooperlites.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
35:11
There are two distinct types of rocks that I'll tell you about.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
35:15
We have the Petoskey Stone and the Charlevoix Stone.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
35:19
I think the Petoskey Stone was probably better known at first.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
35:23
In Charlevoix, we got a little jealous and named a stone after itself.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
35:27
So they are unique because they're actually fossilized coral.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
36:13
The Charlevoix Stone, I think it looks a little bit like snakeskin.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
36:16
It's very small and compact.
Amanda WilkinGUEST
36:19
And then the Petoskey Stone is a little bit larger of a coral formation.

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