#agate art

[agatesfrommexico]

This sold Laguna agate shows classic fortification banding with deep burgundy and cherry red core transitioning through golden amber to cream outer zones. The concentric bands are well-defined with good contrast, and the natural rough edges frame the polished face nicely. Found its way to a lucky collector! 🔥

[agateaggregate]

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[designconceptswest-blog]

Beautiful Purple Agates for sale! Direct message me. $16.99 ea. All six at $85. Make an outstanding coaster set and these are beautiful if you backlight them also and we can do that for you! They are also beautiful framed and we do framing as well! These were all cherry picked from Quartzsite Arizona.



[pflugysfood]

Sneak peek at new art coming to my shop on the 1st of December, 2021!

Acrylic Pours and Resin Geodes by SommsArtShop on Etsy

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[an-agates-agony-blog]

The wonderful @mxsiicmixing and I sat down and had a lengthy conversation over how my Agate should look. This mostly consisted of my poor roommate bashing her head on her computer desk while I cried over questions I couldn’t answer. 

Fun was had by all. 

[agatesfrommexico]

Ever wonder why humans have been obsessed with rocks for millennia? Ancient Egyptians were crafting agate beads 4,000 years ago, proving that the urge to collect beautiful stones runs deeper than any modern hobby trend. What started as practical needs — tools, weapons, pigments — evolved into pure aesthetic appreciation. Today's rockhounds are following the same instincts that drove our ancestors to pick up that first piece of banded agate and think "this belongs in my collection." The democratization of geology through amateur collecting has actually advanced the science more than most people realize. Weekend warriors have discovered new mineral deposits, rare formations, and specimens that end up in museums worldwide.

[agatesfrommexico]

Ever wonder why some agates cost exponentially more than others? The answer lies buried in volcanic host rock so hard it requires serious equipment just to extract a single nodule. These sealed cavities form when gas bubbles get trapped in cooling lava, creating perfect chambers for silica-rich solutions to slowly deposit layer upon layer of microcrystalline quartz. The host rock acts like a vault, preserving patterns that would be impossible in exposed environments. The breaking process is pure gamble — you might spend hours cracking through basalt only to find solid chalcedony, or you could reveal banding so precise it looks like nature was using a compass.

[agatesfrommexico]

Nice Coyamito halve showing thick lavender and red-orange banding with great contrast. The wide chalcedony layers create bold rhythmic patterns, and that druzy quartz center adds nice texture. Clean cut reveals the full structural beauty of this piece 🔥