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Agate + crystal large geode with cavity Brazil 1254g

Agate + crystal large geode with cavity Brazil 1254g
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Agate + crystal large geode with cavity Brazil 1254g

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  • Code GEOD1594
  • Guarantee 24 months
Your price €54.59
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  • stone type: agate + crystal inside
  • agate geode from natural stone
  • on the cut it is polished to a high gloss
  • the other sides are natural, unprocessed
  • cavity with crystal crystals
  • stone origin: Brazil
  • geode dimensions: 133 x 123 x 57 (length x width x strength)
  • weight: 1254g
  • the price shown is for 1 piece of agate geode

An agate geode with crystal crystals inside is one of those fascinating natural phenomena that combines beauty and scientific interest. Agate , a form of chalcedony, forms the outer layer of the geode and is characterized by its colored bands, which arise from various mineral admixtures. Inside this layer there is a cavity that is filled with crystals of crystal, i.e. pure quartz. The crystal crystals in geodes are often transparent and brilliant, adding to their aesthetic value.

Geodes are formed in volcanic or sedimentary rocks, where cavities are gradually formed into which mineral solutions seep. These solutions crystallize and gradually fill the cavity with various minerals, including crystal. Each geode is unique in its shape, size and color, which makes them sought-after objects among collectors and mineral lovers.

In addition to their beauty, geodes also have scientific value, as they provide information about the geological processes and conditions under which they were formed. The study of geodes can contribute to a better understanding of the history of the Earth and its geological processes.

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