Blue Lace Agate Raw and Druzy #2

This listing is for the Blue Lace Agate shown

Size approx  : 60g

Locality :  Malawi

• Common Localities: Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Brazil, United States, Mexico, Italy
• Composition: Silicon dioxide with microscopic inclusions of other minerals [SiO2]

   Blue lace agate is a type of chalcedony that is valued for its distinctive blue and white banded appearance. The blue color is typically caused by microscopic inclusions of minerals such as copper, manganese, and iron. Blue lace agate is often found in volcanic rocks and occurs as nodules, geodes, or filling veins. The mineral's unique banding pattern and translucent appearance make it a popular choice!

    The blue lace agate from Malawi is highly valued for its light blue color and delicate banding patterns. It is believed that blue lace agate has been used for centuries for its healing properties, particularly to calm the mind and soothe the emotions. Malawi is one of the primary sources of blue lace agate, In addition to Malawi, blue lace agate is also found in other countries such as Namibia, South Africa, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, and Italy. The unique banding patterns and translucent appearance of blue lace agate make it a popular choice for lapidary work and jewelry making. Raw blue lace agate from Malawi is highly sought after by collectors, and it is a beautiful and unique mineral that is prized for its calming properties and delicate appearance.