Natural Agate Slice with Stunning Banding Patterns, Natural and Undyed
With an extraordinary growth pattern, this agate slice defies logic, leading to an intriguing question: How could a crystal layer develop between the agate's natural bandings? This one-of-a-kind, high-grade piece is a genuine form of geological art, the perfect gift for an Agate lover, or the piece to start conversations as a decorative masterpiece.
The natural drawings first started as a dark green banding, which evolved into blue and white agate laces. After these laces, a geological miracle occurred, where a layer of amethyst crystal formed, adding hints of clear quartz and purple to the geode, leaving us to wonder how it came to be. To crown it all, in the final stages of its evolution, blue lace agate formed, allowing only white layers to develop in its center.
It is all-natural, with the perfect, delicate lines growing intact, this piece is a true natural artwork. We decided to display it in a custom-made stand, enabling you to enjoy both sides of this specimen.
You might wonder, "How did the blue lace layers form?" Agates usually develop in volcanic basalt cavities, filled over time with silica-rich water that leaves behind layers as it evaporates. While this explains the colorful bands, the crystal layer between the agate layers remains a mystery. Fascinating, isn't it?
Check out the photos and feel free to send us a message if you have any questions or specific requests. 🤍
▫️ Product Details ▫️
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Type: Rare Blue and White Lace Agate with an Amethyst Crystal Layer (Cut, Polished, RAW, no enhancing treatment)
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Color: Blue, White
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Quantity: 1 - The item you see is the item you get
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Size:
- Weight: 2.7 kg (6.0 lb)
- Height: 29.5 cm (11.6 in)
- Width: 20 cm (7.9 in)
- Depth: 3 cm (1.2 in)
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Amethyst Origin: Ametista do Sul - Brazil
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Base: Self Standing
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Ethically Sourced: Yes
Additional Information
Please note: This is a natural gemstone and is sold as is. We have tried our best to take pictures with the utmost care; slight differences from the original articles are possible due to color settings of monitor screens.
