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Q: What rock classification is an agate?
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Is agate metamorphic sedimentary or igneous?

what type of rock is agate


Where can I find AGATE GEODES and AGATE BOOKENDS in NYC?

A ROCK SHOP that sells minerals and crystals will often have agate in different forms,. One of the best in NYC is called ROCK STAR CRYSTALS in Manhattan. They have more AGATE in a variety of forms than any other store run NYC, including Agate Geodes, Agate Bookends, Agate Slices in various sizes, Agate Pyramids and Spheres, Agate Massage Wands, Agate Jewelry, and even Agate Windchimes. You might also find agate bookends and agate coasters at a home furnishing store, but it's uncommon.


Where can agate rocks be found?

agate rock was origanally found in caves and beaches of Rome


Is agate a mineral or a rock?

a mineral


Is a agate a rock or mineral?

a mineral


How can you tell the difference between glass and genuine rock agate?

Quartz agate would scratch glass. Glass would not scratch quartz agate.


What is MN state rock?

Minnesota doesn't have a State rock, it has a Gemstone: The Lake Superior Agate


What is the name of Minnesotas native rock?

I think its the Lake Superior Agate


Where can one purchase agate jewelry?

Many websites popped up with search results for purchasing agate jewelry. Gem Rock Options, Agate Jewelry, Amazon and Ganoskin are some of the most popular websites.


What rock is number 5 for precious rocks gems and minerals?

blue agate


Does Montana have a state rock?

Montana does not have an official rock or stone. Sapphire and Montana agate are official gemstones for Montana.


What rock type is a geode?

Geodes are actually the result of the crystallisation of minerals in a void or cavity (also known as a vug) in a rock. They are not a type of rock themselves. They however can form in either igneous or sedimentary rocks.