Agate Geode Points Beige with white and light pink tones. 036870

Agate is a banded variety of chalcedony. Its successive layers form rounded, concentric patterns reminiscent of growth rings, and its colour palette can vary widely, from muted greys to vivid tones depending on where the specimen formed. In contemporary crystal traditions, agate is symbolically associated with themes of grounding.

This specimen has an elongated point form ending in a defined tip. Its surface is semi-polished, with part of the specimen left in its natural state, and its visible colouring is beige and white.

Each stone is natural and therefore unique. As a result, its colour, texture, and veining may differ slightly from those shown in the photographs.