Gary and Angela Williams of Overton, Lancashire, were walking on the beach when they found something that others thought was a common stone.

They discovered that everything took place at Middleton Sands beach in the United Kingdom. As they got closer to their destination, they froze. When they found out what they found, the story got even more insane. They weren’t sure if it looked like an egg from a dinosaur, but something told them to look into it more. It’s a good thing they went with their gut because the item turns out to be very valuable! In any case, what on earth was that?!

Apparently, the two had come across something called Amber Gray, and although at first glance it may seem worthless, in fact, it was quite ugly and smelled bad, it was actually something extremely valuable.

Gray Amber, used as a scent fixer in luxury perfumes and “made” in the intestines of sperm whales, is one of the most expensive perfume ingredients, according to Discover.

“When sperm whales swallow sharp objects – such as the horny beaks of squid, which are their usual food – their intestines secrete a sticky substance that envelops these sharp debris so as not to injure the intestinal mucosa. Over time, these residues agglomerate in the form of lumps of various sizes, which are removed either with feces or regurgitated. Under the influence of the sun and the seawater, this mixture turns into a hard matter, with a specific aromatic smell ”.

According to Gary, the piece of amber smelled horrible and felt like wax. It sounded appealing, doesn’t it? “It was something between fish and natural manure.” Eventually, it worked out that the stone weighing one and a half kilograms was valued at $ 70,000, yet it ought to be noticed that in certain nations it is unlawful on the grounds that it is connected with whaling.