Positively Top Shelf

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!...

One of the premiere agates of Mexico with it's signature tight banding along w/ some classic shadowing. The color is sweet too! -WET pic.-(3"x 2.5"/2.6 oz./7mm thk) no...

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 Brazil, this rare crystal of Cacoxenite in Amethyst exhibits brilliant Golden Cacoxenite Crystals in deep purple amethyst. If you decipher the word Cacoxenite it means "Bad Guest". Back in time,  the smelters of...

According to old records, deposits of British Columbia jade were first identified by Chinese settlers in 1886 while passing through Victoria looking for the gold fields along the Fraser River when jade was considered...

This is top shelf rough that is becoming a bit hard to find especially high grade stuff like this sweet piece. Lets face it, when you buy Cathedral agate you want the cathedrals which are the stalactites and stalagmites of...

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...

Kaily Agate has a cool signature of subtle shadowed random patterns that takes on a high polish finish.  This material came from a small deposit and was available only for a very short time and that's why you never see...

Marcasite became popular during the reign of Louis 14th of France, only the King was allowed to wear genuine diamonds and Marcasite became very popular in the region as a diamond imitation, and was worn by high society and...