Moroccan Geode ranging from deep reds and

ranging from deep reds and purples to vibrant oranges

likely in a volcanic or sedimentary environment

The Dyed Agate Plate specimen is a visually captivating display featuring a unique agate stone that has undergone a dyeing process to enhance its natural patterns and colors

where the tooth was embedded in the sedimentary rocks of the phosphate deposits of the Oulad Abdoun Basin

often interspersed with intricate orbs and lacy formations that create a striking visual effect

Moroccan Geode ranging from deep reds andSize: 6 x 4 x 3 cms (avg) Weight: 100 200 gms (avg) Location: Morocco Product Description This Moroccan Geode in raw form features a natural rough exterior with an open cavity lined with sparkling quartz crystals. The outer surface remains unpolished, preserving its natural rock texture, while the interior reveals well formed crystal growth. Sourced from Morocco, these geodes are typically composed of quartz, with a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale,