The "Oval Stone" is a type of geological formation characterized by its smooth, rounded shape, resembling an oval. These stones are often found in riverbeds or beaches, shaped by the natural processes of erosion and weathering. They can vary in size and color, depending on the minerals present in the surrounding environment. In many cultures, oval stones hold significance in art and symbolism. They are sometimes used in landscaping or as decorative elements in gardens. Additionally, Native American tribes have historically used oval stones in various rituals and as tools, showcasing their cultural importance beyond mere geological interest.