Kidz Rocks Agate Geode Teal 2" 4-7 oz Raw Chakra Healing Crystal Rock Mineral Specimen

These teal agate geodes are imported by Kidz Rocks from Brazil. The geode mine in Brazil cuts the geodes in half, cuts a flat spot on the bottom so they stand up for display purposes, polishes the face and then they are dyed teal to enhance the color.

You will receive one teal agate geode from the lot shown in the photos that is 2 inch to 2 1/2 inch and weighing 4 to 7 ounces.

Healing Properties
Agate's most noticeable properties overall are balancing yin/yang energy, courage, protection, healing, and calming. Historically it was placed in water for cooking or drinking to dispel sickness. The Metaphysical and Healing Properties Lore of any specific type of agate depend to some extent on the color of the agate, but all agates have certain things in common. Agate is a stone of strength. It was used by the Ancients on the breastplates of armor to give warriors strength and make them victorious in battle. Energetically, it is considered to give strength in both battle and physically.

Agate enhances creativity and strengthens the intellect, making it a beneficial stone for both students and artists. It is also known as a good luck stone. As a stone of harmony, one of the things agate does is balance yin/yang energy. Agate increases energy. However, because it is a grounding stone, it does not increase energy at all times, but rather enables bursts of energy as needed. In this way, agate is a conservation stone, and enhances longevity.

Mineral Description
Agate is the most creative stone made by Mother Nature. Agate is chalcedony formed from layers of quartz. Chalcedony is a form of Silica and it is composed of very fine uneven splintery mineral quartz. Although agates may be found in various kinds of rock, they are associated with volcanic rocks and can be common in certain metamorphic rocks.

As a general term, agate is so broadly descriptive that there are hundreds of names applied to varieties of agate from different localities. While many names reflect the source, some popular varieties are descriptive, such as blue lace agate. The stone was given its name by Theophrastus, a Greek philosopher and naturalist, who discovered the stone along the shoreline of the river Achates sometime between the 4th and 3rd centuries BC.

Agate is one of the most common materials used in the art of hardstone carving, and has been recovered at a number of ancient sites, indicating its widespread use in the ancient world.

Please feel free to contact us for special requests or for large quality purchasing at wholesale discounts. If you do not see what you want, we can get pretty much any rock, mineral and crystal on the planet. We do not sell any man-made rocks. We disclose any treatments done to the rocks after they are mined in our listing descriptions. If no treatments are stated then it is exactly as it came out of the ground.