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Agate

Sagenite Agate

Sagenite – The Needle-Like Wonders of Mineral Formations

2024-12-18

Sagenite is not a mineral species or a scientific term but rather a descriptive label for net-like or radiating needle-likeContinue Reading

Polished agate - Graveyard Point

Where to Find Plume Agate?

2024-11-26

Plume Agate is a variety of chalcedony with plume-like mineral inclusions resembling feathers, flowers, or clouds in various colors withinContinue Reading

Regency Rose Plume Agate

Plume Agate: Formation, Location, & Processing Tips

2024-11-24

Plume Agate is a fascinating variety of chalcedony known for its unique inclusions, which resemble branching plants, wisps of smoke,Continue Reading

Plum Agate Graveyard Point Eastern Oregon Rockhounding

Graveyard Point Plume Agate: Uncovering Beautiful Treasures

2024-11-12

Graveyard Point Plume Agate is a unique and prized variety of agates from far eastern Oregon, near the Oregon-Idaho border.Continue Reading

Snakeskin Agate

Snakeskin Agate: A Unique and Beautiful Gem

2024-09-30

Snakeskin agate is a variety of quartz that gets its name from its eye-catching scaly patterns that mimic the textureContinue Reading

Tumbled Agates

Understanding Agate: Formation, Composition, and Identification

2024-08-26

Agate is one of rockhounders’ most beloved stones. It comes in a variety of vibrant colors and intricate patterns, andContinue Reading

Agates

Agate Varieties by Colors, Optical Effects, and Patterns

2024-08-21

Agates are found across the globe and are highly valued for their beauty and diversity. Each variety showcases unique colors,Continue Reading

Thundereggs Oregon

Thundereggs – Rough Rocks with Crystal Surprised Interiors

2023-11-12

Thundereggs is designated as the official state rock of Oregon Thunderegg, also known as lithophysae, is a spherical nodule-like rockContinue Reading

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