(Grain sale) [Clear pattern] Dendrite Agate Cabochon Perforated Upper Part

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This is a sales page for grains whose patterns clearly look like landscapes and plants. No. 4 is cheaper because it has cracks. The paper below is 4mm grid.

・Hole size: Estimated around 0.7mm Front and rear holes at the top ・Color: Milky white. Inclusions of black or brown trees and leaves on a light gray to white background. Translucent to opaque stone. There are shades of color depending on the grain.
・ Tip chipping: Almost none.

No.1,3,5,6,7,10,12 Sold out

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Atmospheric with inclusions of fern-like leaves and tree patterns on a light gray to milky white ground color with a thick feel.

Dendrite (dendritic) agate .

Mineral name: Natural quartz, Gem name: Agate, black dendritic inclusions are recognized in the identification results.

The word dendrite is derived from the Greek word "dendron," which means "tree." The black pattern is formed by iron oxide and hydroxide dissolved in groundwater and other minerals (agate, opal, crystal, etc.) It is a general term for natural stones that become crystals with fern-like patterns.
It is an interesting material because each grain does not have the same pattern, and there are air bubbles in it, and the color is gradation.

≪item details≫

This is the sales page for grains whose patterns clearly look like landscapes and plants. No. 4 is discounted due to cracks. The paper under the stone is 4mm square.

Hole size

… Estimated 0.7mm, with front and back holes at the top.
Shade… milky white. Light gray to white ground color with black and brown wood and leaf pattern inclusions. Translucent to opaque stone.
tip chipping

… almost none.

≪Item Description≫

This atmospheric dendrite opal/agate has a thickened light gray to milky white ground color with fern-like leaf and tree pattern inclusions.

The mineral name: natural quartz.
Gem name: agate (agate) in the previous identification, and the interior is described as opal/agate because of the mixture of agate and opal.

The word "dendrite" is derived from the Greek word "dendron," meaning "tree," and the black pattern is a general term for natural stones in which iron oxide and hydroxide dissolved in groundwater seep into minerals (agate, opal, quartz, etc.) and form a fern-like pattern that crystallizes.
Each piece of stone does not have the same pattern, but has bubbles and gradations of color, making it an interesting material.