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Crazy Lace Agate Rough Stones
Beautiful rough pieces of Australian crazy lace agate. Crazy lace agate is characterized by its particular banding patterns,
mostly in white, gray, yellow, red and cream colors. Some bands of tiny macrocrystalline clear quartz and/or red
macrocrystalline quartz are present. Some vugs/cavities opened to show quartz crystals on the pieces, independent of
banding. A few opaque layers, usually around botryoidal formations that separated during the mining process.
Size: from about 2" to 4 1/2" long. 2 - 6 pieces per pound.
Unit for sale: 1 pound
Origin: Australia
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