Druzy Botryoidal Blue Lace Agate in Mica Cluster | Namibia

This unique crystal cluster has a natural light blue colour with white banding and a central opening with sparkling round botryoidal crystals - Mica also adds a gold shimmer throughout the matrix Approximate Measurements - 5.3cm x 4.8cm Blue Lace Agate is a rarer type of banded Chalcedony and a mineral of the Quartz family. Quality Blue Lace Agate is mainly found only in one mine in Namibia, South Africa with small deposits in Romania, Brazil, China, India and the US Agates are formed as silica within cavities of volcanic and plutonic igneous rocks when gases are trapped in molten lava over thousands of years. The blue lace pattern occurs in a very slow process where a layer of silica-rich solution solidifies and more deposit occurs on top until the cavity is filled ~ results in banding in Agate Metaphysical Properties - • Communication • Calm • Clarity Related: Agate crystals and polished stones.