Extremely Rare Polyhedral Agate - Brazil (1970s) the best-known group of this

the best-known group of this family are the oaks

1 inches long

It is a semi-rare stone composed of roughly 98% carbon

Tooth Length: 2

There are a few hairline cracks that were likely stabilized

Extremely Rare Polyhedral Agate - Brazil (1970s) the best-known group of thisHere is a great example of the extremely sought after Polyhedral Agate Geode. Specimens such as this one are one of, if not the most, unique agate specimens on the market today. Mineral collectors from all over the world purchase these for their unique geometric formation. These agates are so special because of their rarity and the process behind their formation. These specimens have only been found in Alm Paraba, Minas Gerais, Brazil, the vast