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Geologists Discover Agate With Cookie Monster Hidden Inside When Split Open

by Stephen King 4 Comments

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Geodes and gems have a way of surprising us. These rocks, ranging from rainbow crystals to heart-shaped amethysts, show that you can never be too sure what you’ll find when you crack them open. One of the most recent unexpected discoveries is a pair of Cookie Monster twins in a Brazilian agate. With the assistance of Lucas Fassari, gem collector Mike Bowers discovered the rock in which the famous Sesame Street character was hidden. The likeness to the beloved puppet is uncanny, right down to the blue face, goofy grin, and large googly eyes.

This is the amazing agate rock found in Brazil which bears an uncanny resemblance to Sesame Street’s Cookie Monster

A small, egg-shaped volcanic rock held the rare Muppet mineral. It gave no indication that when it was split open, it would reveal two flawless replicas of Cookie Monster clad in sapphire quartz. Bowers announced this fantastic find with an Instagram reveal video set to the now-iconic song “C is for Cookie,” sung by the king of confections himself.

The unusual formation was found inside this rock Rio Grande dol sul region near Soledade in Brazil and sent to Mike Bowers in California

Bowers is keeping the Cookie Monsters to himself for the time being. But if and when he decides to sell the odd couple, he’ll be looking at a lot of cookies. People have been willing to pay up to $10,000 for a chance to own the set because of the rare stone and resemblance to the character.

Mr Bowers said the rock is the best example of the Cookie Monster Agate he has ever seen. It is named due to its resemblance to the Sesame Street character

Gem collector Mike Bowers revealed a twin pair of Cookie Monsters in an agate from Brazil—to the “C is for Cookie” song, of course!

Mr Bowers said: ‘I think this is probably the most perfect Cookie Monster out there. I have seen others but here you have it complete (both sides) Lucas Fassari is actually the one who found it. This is very unusual! There are a few famous agates out there: the owl, the scared face… there are many approximate ones but rare to find clear well defined like that. Prices can be very high. I was proposed over $10,000 by 5 different buyers . Rare’
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  1. Bill Cash says

    December 26, 2022 at 8:11 pm

    This is about too much, I kept waiting for a punch line.

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  2. ro says

    December 29, 2022 at 12:19 pm

    from within a rock that even looks like a cookie <3

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  3. Phyllis Weatherbee says

    January 2, 2023 at 12:57 pm

    This is so awesome and very exciting. And thank you for sharing this amazing find. 😉 Enjoy your treasure. And congratulations to. The person who has made your day ❤️.

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  4. Tanya Bertone says

    January 28, 2023 at 2:12 am

    is it for sell?

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