Fulgurite Flame-Shaped "Fire and Flames" (Video)
Brand : Sciencemall-USA
- SKU:
- JPT-817895
- Availability:
- Usually ships in 24 hours.
- Weight:
- 1.00 LBS
- Minimum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Maximum Purchase:
- 1 unit
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
"Fire and Flames" Fulgurite from Spain
This naturally formed fulgurite from Spain was named "Fire and Flames" for its flame-like profile and subtle orange coloration. Its elongated, sculptural form preserves the intense moment when lightning fused sand and soil into natural glass.
Geological Context & Significance
Fulgurites form when a lightning strike delivers enough heat to melt surrounding sediment almost instantly, creating glass-lined tubes, cavities, and irregular branching forms. This example stands out for its vertical, flame-shaped silhouette and open interior architecture, giving it both scientific and display appeal. Pieces of this size and shape are visually striking because they preserve not only the violence of the strike, but also the delicate, hollow geometry left behind as the material cooled.
| Object Type | All-Natural fulgurite |
| Specimen Details | Flame-shaped fulgurite with subtle orange tones and naturally hollow interior; a sculptural, flame-like form with reticulated openings |
| Locality | Spain |
| Dimensions | 3 3/4 in × 7/8 in × 3/4 in |
| Scientific Significance | A natural record of a lightning strike, formed when intense heat fused surrounding sediment into glass |
| Use & Display | Suitable for mineral collections, lightning and atmospheric science displays, educational use, and gift giving |
| Distinctive Feature | Named "Fire and Flames" for its warm orange cast and dramatic flame-like natural form |
| What Is Included | Certificate of Authenticity, Specimen tag, Tag stand, Acrylic riser Information about the fulgurite |
| Shipping | Shipping calculated at checkout |
| U.S. Shipping | Free Priority Shipping within the USA |
Color may vary slightly, depending on screen settings, display environment, and your own ambient lighting conditions.
Named "Fire and Flames" for its warm color and rising form, this fulgurite preserves the aftermath of a lightning strike in a shape that feels almost alive. It is both a natural record of extreme atmospheric energy and a visually engaging collector's piece, formed in an instant and preserved as a singular work of nature.