Blue druzy unexpectedly discovered while disposing of brush. What a lucky accidental find!
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Blue druzy unexpectedly discovered while disposing of brush. What a lucky accidental find!
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"The Carver" agate field is in the hills overlooking Alpine, Texas. This agate field is the sole source of all of the agates shown in the photographs you will find on this website. Bracelets shown on this site have been designed and hand fabricated by me in order to document and illustrate the spectacular color and diversity of this material from the “Carver” agate find.
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Did you chip open a rock/geode to expose it or did it look like this when you picked it up? Interesting as it looks like pebbles or eggs inside. Are they quartz?
WOW! Have you cut this open yet?
Rachel
When this druzy was picked up it looked exactly as you see it except for cleaning it with water. I have not cut it open and probably will not as it is a good specimen and more interesting as it is. It is quartz and typically the druzy layer you are seeing is extremely thin, usually less than 1/8 ” thick. The material behind this layer would look very different from the druzy. So far I have found blue, red, purple, white and yellow druzy! Glad you enjoyed it.