Is this a Moss Agate chalkie?

[Sortitallout]

This one is .79

 

Thank you!

[Alan]

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[Fire1981]

Nice find. Hold on to every one of those you find 🔥

RAR

[Sortitallout]

Are these type more special than the natural stone spheres commonly made?

 

 

[Sortitallout]

Is this one about the same? It does not have the crust. .67

 

[Alan]

On 12/14/2024 at 6:29 PM, Sortitallout said:

Are these type more special than the natural stone spheres commonly made?

 

 

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[Sortitallout]

Oh by type I’m referring to a lapidary sphere maker and typically rose Quartz, amethyst, moss agate . . .

[Alan]

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[akroorka]

3 hours ago, Sortitallout said:

Is this one about the same? It does not have the crust. .67

 

Nice agate!

This one is full of moons or hit marks from play.

Back light this one with a strong pen light--very cool to look at.

Marble--On!!

[cheese]

The modern lapidary mineral spheres are not worth much. The older agates that you can see were done by hand with tiny facets and flat trails that can bee seen with close and careful inspection have value.