Turkish Stick Agate Slab Lapidary Stone Slice Cut Rock Fossil Calcite It greatly resembles the old

It greatly resembles the old material that use to be dug with Biggs Picture Jasper which went by the names of Biggs Picture Agate and Dolphite Agate

and is well worth the effort to find

Here is a stunning batch of Old Stock Mahogany Obsidian

This is a stone with an ancient untold story

Here is a stunning slab of Psilomelane Marcasite Plume Agate

Turkish Stick Agate Slab Lapidary Stone Slice Cut Rock Fossil Calcite It greatly resembles the oldTurkish Stick Agate is a rare form of Pseudomorph Agate. It is believed to be agate replaced crystals and is from Ankara, Turkey. This unique form of agate creates a tube like needle formation that really creates a captivating scene that can create some crazy cabochons! It is a very hard stone to mine, with a small amount of yield compared to the high demand on the lapidary market. It's very easy to see why this stone is so popular! Measurements