Amethyst agate forms when silica-rich solutions deposit layers of chalcedony and quartz within cavities over long periods of time. Variations in mineral content can create distinctive color zoning, banding, and orbicular formations that remain visible after polishing.

This polished amethyst agate tower features soft lavender amethyst areas set within creamy white chalcedony, accented by reddish-brown banding near the termination. One face displays a series of well-defined orbicular formations that create a striking natural pattern reminiscent of flowers or clustered geodes. The material shows good contrast throughout, with translucent areas, internal texture, and natural color variation visible from multiple angles.

Details:

• Amethyst agate

• Approx. 7" tall

• Polished tower

• Natural inclusions, banding, and color zoning present

• Slight natural lean present when standing

A substantial display specimen with unusual orbicular patterning and soft pastel coloration, well suited for a shelf, cabinet, or collection of natural history objects.

You will receive the exact piece shown.