Raw Agate/Chalcedony Mineral Specimen with Botryoidal and Dendritic Formations

The item is a raw mineral specimen, likely a form of agate or chalcedony, exhibiting botryoidal and crystalline structures. It is irregular in shape, approximately handheld size. The colors are predominantly off-white to creamy white, with areas of translucent material, and brown to black dendrite-like inclusions or staining scattered throughout. The surface is varied, with some sections appearing smooth and waxy (botryoidal formations), while others display rougher, crystalline facets. There are visible water droplets on the surface, suggesting it has recently been cleaned or is wet. The base shows a rough, unfractured edge, indicating its origin is likely a nodule or vein that has been broken. There are distinct layers or bands visible within the translucent areas, characteristic of agate formation. Some small, clear or cloudy crystalline clusters are present on one side. No visible manufacturing marks, signatures, or stamps are present as this is a natural specimen. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of damage or repairs, only natural formations and inclusions. The quality is typical for a raw, unpolished specimen of this type, valued for its natural patterns and formations.