QUE137JR Agate Creek Agate Specimen Wack N' Crack which displays blue red

which displays blue red

It features yellow spherulites (orbs) in in white and dark green chalcedony

00: Approximately 2" long pieces

with black circular formations caused by amphibole needles

This hanging décor item features seven tumbled stones connected together with black thread in a macramé style

QUE137JR Agate Creek Agate Specimen Wack N' Crack which displays blue redAgate Creek Agate comes from the premier locality for agates in Australia. This polished piece shows concentric yellow banding with hints of red and a quartz center, with areas of parallax showing throughout. 9. 3cm x 2. 5cm polished surface 3. 5cm thick 3. 8oz Agate Creek Agate, also commonly called Queensland Agate, comes from an area in the north of Queensland, Australia, where several creeks come to a head. Naturally weathered agates can be found