Botryoidal Turkish Crater Agate with Hematite & Goethite Sapphire 60 to 140 grams each

60 to 140 grams each

Chlorite included quartz crystal cluster

along with peach color stilbite crystals on one side of the cluster

A standard black light generally will not make minerals fluoresce (glow)

kunzite crystal wrapped in copper wire

Botryoidal Turkish Crater Agate with Hematite & Goethite Sapphire 60 to 140 grams eachLustrous botryoidal crater agate cluster with hematite & goethite. Size: 95 x 55 x 45 mm. 352 grams From Cubuk, Ankara Province, Turkey Botryoidal agate is a type of agate that has a rounded, grape like appearance. It is formed when silica rich water fills cavities in rocks and deposits layers of chalcedony, a microcrystalline variety of quartz. The botryoidal shape is created by the growth of tiny spherical crystals on the surface of the chalcedony.