This fossil stone fireplace wall was made from the Green River Fossil Company's "Natural Cleft" fossil tiles. The tiles were custom-cut to fit the space. The fossils include Knightia eocaena, a Diplomystus dentatus, and a Cockerellites liops.

This two-story fossil stone fireplace contains over 100 fossil fish. The wall is wrapped with our custom-cut fossil tiles on all sides. The stone is our "Fossil Lake" stone layer in a Natural Cleft finish. Each tile measures 3' x 3' in size.

This fossil stone fireplace was made from large tiles in a "Combination finish", honed limestone with the fossil fish in shallow relief.

This fossil stone fireplace was made from 6" x 6" and 6" x 18" tiles in random beige tones. The fossils include a school of Knightia eocaena, that appears to be swimming across the wall. The hearth is also made from dark fossil limestone. We call this dark limestone our"Night Storm" stone layer. Note the bold horizontal lines created by the sediment layers that form the stone.

This fossil stone fireplace contains a variety of fossil fish. The stone is our "Fossil Lake" stone layer with bold textures. The front of the fireplace depicts a chase scene as a larger Diplomysuts dentatus appears to chase a school of smaller Knightia eocaena across the fireplace surface.

This fossil stone fireplace was made from three large tiles. The top section contains three fossils, a Diplomystus dentatus, and two Knightia eocaena. The left side panel contains a large Priscacara serrata, and a Knightia eocaena. The right panel contains a large Priscacara serrata. The stone is honed and the fossils are in shallow relief.