Rough Agate or Jasper Specimen

The item is a small, irregularly shaped mineral specimen held between the thumb and index finger. Its size is approximately that of a thumbnail. The dominant colors are milky white, translucent to opaque brown, and a darker, clearer amber-like material with visible internal fractures and possibly inclusions. Some areas of the brown material exhibit a sparkling or metallic luster. One side appears somewhat crystalline or sugary in texture, possibly representing a druzy formation or the result of weathering. Another section shows layered or banded structures in various shades of brown and white. The overall form is lumpy and features both rough and smoother surfaces. There are no visible markings, signatures, or stamps. Based on the visual characteristics, colors, and apparent layering, this specimen is likely a form of agate or jasper, potentially with druzy quartz. Its age is geological. The condition appears natural, with no obvious signs of polishing, cutting, repair, or significant damage beyond natural fractures and formation characteristics. The quality is that of a natural, rough mineral specimen.

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