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These are collected as water worn rocks in the state of Mato Grasso, Brazil. They can be white, cream, pink, red, gray-blue, brown, black, yellow, and tan. None are alike with changing colors and patterns like no other!...

The heyday for this and many other depleted and seldom seen agate came in the 60"s and 70"s and you rarely get a chance to get your hands on this stuff. Chihuahua, Mexico is a place of holiness to any rock hound and has...

From what I hear, there hasn't been much more than 100 lbs. collected from the location in the last ten years or so. I acquired this rough from a fellow who got it years ago from the...

Conifer Root specimen from Saddle Mountain. Nice little orange rind with creamy interior and thin agate streamers. Full skin with rounded backside and mirror polished face. Very cool and interesting for you wood lovers. -Dry...

  This agate is from the Bighorn Canyon location in Montana and the mine has been closed for many years and will likely never open due to silly restrictions like Prudent Man for instance .Even to this day it is a remote...

Also known as Calapooia Purple so the river must be close to the area where it's collected in Sweet Home, Oregon. Well, at least it was until a large timber company bought all the land where this...

These come from Mexico and I have cut a bunch over the years looking for that elusive amethyst geode. I was expecting it to be solid but luck was with me when I saw the beautiful lilac crystals in this geode. A couple other...

Amethyst, Clear Quartz. Smoky Quartz, Cacoxenite, Rutile, Geothite and Lepidocrocite in combination make this stone so desirable. Also known as "Super Seven" or "Sacred Seven", this is a rare crystal found in only one place...

Also know as "Bay Of Fundy" Flame Agate. The Bay Of Fundy has the highest tides in the world. Up to 48 feet and that's just one of the facts that show how awesome this place is. Each day vast amounts of water flow into...

The Nsanje District of Malawi is where this stunning blue chalcedony formed in the crevices of the host rock.  Use your imagination and cut an "out of the ordinary" gem leaving the rough gemmy exterior...