Grape Agate M/L Emerald An absolutely remarkable show piece

An absolutely remarkable show piece that has a dramatic ability to catch light on two levels

Azurite has been sought after since ancient times as a gem and for use in blue pigment

Each of our fish fossil specimens has been expertly prepared and is 100% authentic and unrestored or repaired

from the Upper Silurian age

These pieces of cuboidal fluorite crystals in varying shades of dark green occur on a high contrast white-gray matrix

Grape Agate M/L Emerald An absolutely remarkable show pieceGrape Agate is a unique and distinctive mineral known from only a few locations on earth. Not technically an agate, it is instead formally known as botryoidal purple chalcedony. Named for the small spherical crystal nodules, these individual grapes can range in color from turquoise to deep purple, depending on the presence of minerals like manganese or iron during the formation of the crystals. Grape agate is a relatively new mineral and sought after