Sardonyx Agate Obelisk - Banded agate - Ref B
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate.
Composed of sardonyx, which has warm colours of red and brown, and onyx, which has white or lighter bands.
Sardonyx agate comes from the chalcedony family and is distinguished by its regular bands, alternating between deep red-brown, milky white and sometimes intense black.
These natural layers, formed in the heart of volcanic rocks, give it a graphic and noble appearance, like mineral marquetry shaped by time.
In ancient times, the Greeks and Romans carved it into cameos and seals.
Origin: India
Height: 13cm
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India
Iridescent quartz geode - Medium model
Between 3 and 5cm approximately
All stones are different and sizes are approximate - Illustrations photos
The geodes have been stained
Agate egg on base
Formed from successive layers of chalcedony
Origin: Madagascar - Natural colours
The egg can be removed from its base
Sardonyx Agate Sphere WITHOUT base
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India
Sold without base
Spearhead gypsum crystal from Seine et Marne
Amethyst fragment on a stand
Semi-precious stone, a purple variety of quartz
Ref A - Small
Agate egg on base
Formed from successive layers of chalcedony
Origin: Madagascar - Natural colours
Agate geode sphere
Formed from successive layers of chalcedony
Origin: Madagascar - Natural colours
SOLD WITHOUT BASE
Amethyst fragment on a stand
Semi-precious stone, a purple variety of quartz
Ref B - Medium
Agate egg on base
Formed from successive layers of chalcedony
Origin: Madagascar - Natural colours
The egg can be removed from its base
Agate egg on base
Formed from successive layers of chalcedony
Origin: Madagascar - Natural colours
The egg can be removed from its base
Sardonyx Agate Obelisk
Also known as banded agate
Origin: India