Agate a quartz stone characterized by visible bands and bright colors. There several varieties of agate, many of which are named according to color or other distinguishing characteristic (i.e. Green Agate, Banded agate, Blue Lace Agate) and/or the location in which it is found (e.g. Oregon Snakeskin Agate, Mexican Lace Agate, Botswana Agate). While it was highly prized in ancient times and throughout history, agate is not considered a precious or rare stone.
In raw form, small pieces of agate are generally very inexpensive. However, when sold as a piece of jewelry or decorative item, the price may be considerably higher.
The value of an agate stone can vary widely depending on factors such as size, quality, color, and clarity. Generally, smaller agate stones can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars, while larger, higher-quality specimens can be worth thousands of dollars. It's best to have an expert appraiser evaluate the specific agate stone to determine its true value.
No, onyx and agate are not the same stone. They are both varieties of chalcedony, but onyx typically has parallel bands of different colors, while agate has curved bands or concentric rings. Onyx is also usually more opaque than agate.
The name for agate stone in Arabic is "عقيق" (pronounced as aqiq).
Agate is mined in various countries around the world. Some of the major producers of agate include Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, India, and the United States. Each region produces agate with unique colors and patterns based on the geological conditions of the area.
Agate is mined in various countries around the world, including Brazil, India, Madagascar, Mexico, and the United States. Specific regions within these countries, such as Minas Gerais in Brazil and Chihuahua in Mexico, are known for their agate deposits.
The value of an agate stone can vary widely depending on factors such as size, quality, color, and clarity. Generally, smaller agate stones can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars, while larger, higher-quality specimens can be worth thousands of dollars. It's best to have an expert appraiser evaluate the specific agate stone to determine its true value.
see if it has any solid quartz in it . Quartz makes it worth nothing.
Well agate is a blue flat stone so I guess you could say, " The agate stood motionless." That may not make to much sense though.
Crackled fire agate in French is called "agate de feu craquelée," and crab fire agate in French is called "agate de feu crabe."
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.
Moss Agate and Turritella Agate
Agate is a form of silicon dioxide.
Mariano Agate was born in 1939.
Katrina Agate is 4' 3".
May Agate died in 1960.
May Agate is 5' 5".
That depends on a lot of things. Looking at agates posted for sale on Google, I see some for $15, and others for several thousand dollars. It looks like it depends on size, quality, cut, imperfections, etc. What I would do is compare the agates that you have to the ones that you see online for sale, and then determine what price you could get. The other option, but it might cost money, is to go to a gem expert and have your agate appraised.