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Blue Lace Agate Tumbled Stones - 1 Pound
These blue lace tumbled stones are the classic Namibian blue lace: a nice periwinkle color, all with nice banding and
few or no fractures. Some macrocrystalline quartz crystals formed on top of some of the veins, but otherwise there are no
mineral inclusions. NO MATRIX - PURE AGATE! With a good polish, they're a nice size and comfortable to carry in the hand
or pocket. Some of the smaller, flatter ones are suitable for wire-wrapping or other jewelry endeavors.
Size of pieces: ranges from about 3/4 up to 1 5/8 inches long, and from about 1/4 up to 3/4 inches thick. Pieces tend to be long and thin rather than evenly round. 40-50 pieces per pound.
Unit for sale: 1 pound
Stone origin: Namibia. Made in South Africa.
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