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Alberta does not have a provincial mineral or a provincial rock but does have a provincial stone (a stone has no precise geological meaning unlike “rock” or “mineral”). Petrified wood was proposed to the government by the lapidary clubs of Alberta. It was accepted and included in the Alberta Emblems Act.
