Polished Agate nodules

Polished Agate nodules from around the world, including rare Scottish Agates - these are different from geodes as they do not have a void in the centre. These nodules have been sliced once to show the inside - the sliced area has been polished and the rest of the stone has been left rough.

Scottish Agate is something we aren't able to get too often - it was tremendously popular in Victorian, Edwardian, and Georgian jewellery before more economically viable mines began shipping from around the world. Now, it is largely collected by ramblers, beachcombers and gold panners. It is difficult to distinguish from Botswana Agates.

Unknown refers to the location where they were found - when bought from a larger collection sometimes pieces are not individually labelled.

The piece you select is the piece you'll receive - we have taken photographs of each.

• Brazil #1 - Grey nodule - 67x64x26MM - a nice nodule with excellent polish.
• Unknown #3 - Orange and clear nodule - 65x65x15MM - a gorgeous orangey nodule.
• Unknown #6 - 72x55x33MM - a mixed up nodule with blues, white, and orange, as well as inclusions of a sandy rock.
• Unknown #7 - 104.5x75.5x36.5MM approx - a nodule with a very large area of Quartz/Chalcedony crystals.