Polished Blue Lace Agate Standing Free Form x 1 From Nsanje, Malawi Chatoyant The first use of the

The first use of the name Tourmaline dates to 1794 by Richard Kirwan

Size = 85 - 92 mm | 3

A select few specimens boast an intense green tint within the Chalcedony

As these prehistoric sea creatures perished

Natural specimens are not as commonly available as polished items

Polished Blue Lace Agate Standing Free Form x 1 From Nsanje, Malawi Chatoyant The first use of thePRODUCT INFORMATION General Description Nice to see polished material again! Blue Lace Agate, meticulously sourced from the mines of Nsanje, Malawi. This extraordinary material undergoes a captivating transformation through the hands of skilled lapidary artisans in South Africa, led by the talented Gary and his dedicated team. The deposits yield a dynamic mix of blue to white chalcedony, occasionally forming mesmerizing banded patterns, and showcasing