Agate and Quartz Geode Fragment
Mineral Specimen

Agate and Quartz Geode Fragment

The item is a raw mineral specimen, likely a geode or a nodule of agate and quartz. It is roughly fist-sized and irregular in shape, with a fragmented appearance suggesting it was part of a larger formation or has been broken. The exterior exhibits a rough texture with areas of white botryoidal (grape-like) formations and some brownish-red inclusions, possibly iron staining. One side is fractured, revealing an internal cavity partially filled with translucent, light brown chalcedony or agate. Within this cavity, there are small, sparkly crystal formations, indicative of quartz druzy. The overall color palette is dominated by whites, creams, light browns, and translucent grays. There are no visible manufacturer's marks, signatures, or stamps. The specimen appears to be in a natural, unpolished state. The edges are somewhat sharp from the fracture. The quality of the crystals within the cavity is difficult to assess from the image, but they appear relatively small. Its appeal lies in its natural form and internal crystalline structure.

Estimated Value

$15-30

Basic Information

Category

Mineral Specimen

Appraised On

August 28, 2025

Estimated Value

$15-30

Item Description

The item is a raw mineral specimen, likely a geode or a nodule of agate and quartz. It is roughly fist-sized and irregular in shape, with a fragmented appearance suggesting it was part of a larger formation or has been broken. The exterior exhibits a rough texture with areas of white botryoidal (grape-like) formations and some brownish-red inclusions, possibly iron staining. One side is fractured, revealing an internal cavity partially filled with translucent, light brown chalcedony or agate. Within this cavity, there are small, sparkly crystal formations, indicative of quartz druzy. The overall color palette is dominated by whites, creams, light browns, and translucent grays. There are no visible manufacturer's marks, signatures, or stamps. The specimen appears to be in a natural, unpolished state. The edges are somewhat sharp from the fracture. The quality of the crystals within the cavity is difficult to assess from the image, but they appear relatively small. Its appeal lies in its natural form and internal crystalline structure.

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