Red Velvet Agate Lapidary Rough Flatrate Slicing Stones Rock Box Agatized still retains the coral shape

still retains the coral shape

The last lineages disappeared 65 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous

This interesting Agate can be a blast to cut or work

Here is a chunk of Pyrite (fools gold) in quartz from an unknown location

This material is opal replaced

Red Velvet Agate Lapidary Rough Flatrate Slicing Stones Rock Box Agatized still retains the coral shapeRed Velvet Agate is a beautiful wispy agate with gorgeous bright red patterns, often swirling in flame like structures or plasma displays. This stone is mined in Mexico, and it works into some very beautiful cabochons. It tends to slab nicely and is often fairly solid with only the occasional rare fracture. Some can have voids, but these are easy to work around, and they are still fairly rare. We have greatly enjoyed working with this gorgeous stone,