15.1 x 8.7mm Carved Leaf Green Agate from India, Weight of 2.62ct, Natural dyed Gemstone in Translucent Clarity, 1pc Agate - Color: Medium Green, Mohs Hardness of 6.5 - 7 suitable for daily wear jewelry
This is a natural carved leaf medium-green Agate in the exact size of 15.14 x 8.65 x 2.83mm. This gemstone is from India and has a finished weight of 2.62ct. The gemstones clarity is Translucent. This gemstone has been dyed to improve the color saturation, it is a safe treatment. The item is sold as seen in the picture: 1 piece green Agate for the price listed.
Product Features
Fancy cut gemstones are the perfect fit for every jewelry designer.
This is a unique hand carved gemstone.
Product Uses
Agates are well known for their grounding and stabilizing influence.
Agates are most strongly linked with the Gemini zodiac sign.
This gemstones is suitable for a center-stone in a pendant.
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Some gems such as onyx, agate and coral are dyed to produce an even color. The art of dying agate is believed to be an ancient one, dating back to the Romans. Agate dying was revived by the Germans early in the 19th century. More about treatments
