AGN1201c Agua Nueva Agate Cabochon Kentucky Agate Lakers are believed to be

Lakers are believed to be the oldest agates and are found already displaced and partially tumbled as the result of glacier movement through the Superior trough

and pale mauve with mossy patterning on the edges

Approximately 1" round tumbled stone

25mm x 34mm

and a quartz center

AGN1201c Agua Nueva Agate Cabochon Kentucky Agate Lakers are believed to beAgua Nueva Agate polished cabochon featuring dense moss agate shades of yellow to red, with white and pale lavender banding in translucent agate and a tiny section of open sparkly druzy. 48mm x 30mm Agua Nueva Agate is famous for its striking nodules of colorful banded agate and tube formations. The agate can form in veins and nodules, often containing both banded and moss agate. It comes from Chihuahua, Mexico, roughly 20 miles northeast of the