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Agate

Most Agates are rough and dull in nature, with their banding patterns and color hidden until they are sliced and polished. The images below show examples of both Agates in their native, unpolished state, polished Agates, and combinations of the two.
Yellow, Gray, and White Agate — Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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Polished Agate Geode — Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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Partially Polished Agate — Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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Mexican Laguna Agate — Ojo Laguna, Ahumada, Chihuahua, Mexico
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Sliced Condor Agate Nodule — San Rafael District, Mendoza Province, Argentina
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Rough Agate in Matrix — Prospect Park Quarry, Prospect Park, Passaic County, New Jersey
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Rounded Agate Pebble — Jeffrey City, Fremont County, Wyoming
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Agate With Visible Layering — Wesley Hills, Ramapo Township, Rockland Co., New York
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