Fire Agate Mineral Specimens For Sale
Slaughter Mountain Fire Agate Mineral Specimens For Sale | Slaughter Mountain, Arizona, is known for some of the best fire agates in the world with intense color variations from bright reds and oranges to intense greens, purples and blues. The fire agate mineral deposit is located on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation and it's mining is only allowed to be carried out by members of the tribe. |
SLM042 - $75 |  SLM042 - 5 x 4 x 2-1/2 Inches |  SLM042 - Exterior Closeup |  SLM042 - Closeup Image | Slaughter Mountain Fire Agate Mineral Specimen SLM042 $75 - This large sized piece of Slaughter Mountain fire agate rough measures 5 x 4 x 2-1/2 inches and weighs 1.28 pounds. The specimen has an interesting interior area that displays lightly opalized druzy quartz crystals, chalcedony formations, purple hued quartz crystals, some clear quartz crystals, along with a unique stalagmite type of quartz structure. The exterior of the piece has several areas of colored chalcedony, agate and quartz crystals, nice botryoidal chalcedony formations, and has two small areas of visible green fire. |  | View SLM042 Store Listing |  |
Deer Creek Fire Agate Mineral Specimens For Sale | Deer Creek, Arizona, is well known for producing high quality fire agate gemstones that display bright and vivid red, orange, green, purple and blue color variations. These select fire agate mineral specimens for sale would make for a good addition to any rock or mineral collection. |
DCM025 - $79.95 |  DCM025 - 33 x 28 x 3-4 mm |  DCM025 - Polished Specimen |  DCM025 - 20.5 Carats | Deer Creek Arizona Fire Agate Mineral Specimen DCM025 $79.95 - This is a polished fire agate gemstone mineral specimen which measures 33 x 28 x 3-4 mm in size and weighs 20.5 carats (4.1 grams). This specimen has a multi-colored bytrodial fire agate bubble formation that shows bronze, orange, gold and green fire colors. It is best viewed in good lighting conditions to admire the colors and it appears more brownish colored in low light conditions. The bottom of the stone is convoluted in shape and there are two minor natural stress fractures that run through the stone that can be seen upon close examination (see image of bottom of stone). |  | View DCM025 Store Listing |  |
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