BLUE AGATE

[farooq shah]

WE HAVE FOUND BLUE AGATE MINE

 

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[mamabear]

First off, did you dig that? second, it's beautiful! Have to say I have never seen agate that blue unless it has been dyed. But I wonder if it could possibly be another mineral? What state are you in. that could help in identifying.

 

[unclemac]

blue agates are real....and pricey too...Ellensburg Blue...

ellensgurg bleue\ - Google Search

 

[Brian T. Booth]

WE HAVE FOUND BLUE AGATE MINE

Awesome specimen. I have some Kentucky agate that I have found over many years of rockhounding. Again great specimen. Happy hunting.

 

[mamabear]

I have a piece of Ellensburg Blue. It is one of the treasures I keep in my safe, what I meant was the deep blue in your piece. Are you going to have it cut? Or keep it rough? I prefer my pieces in their natural state.

 

[unclemac]

I have a piece of Ellensburg Blue. It is one of the treasures I keep in my safe, what I meant was the deep blue in your piece. Are you going to have it cut? Or keep it rough? I prefer my pieces in their natural state.

so do I, i don't polish any of my agates.

 

[MrLee]

Any update on this? You said you found a mine. Where are the other samples, boulders!?

 

[unclemac]

and where are you?

 

[Alex Burke]

He's in Pakistan, I actually PM'd him trying to buy some of this when he originally posted this. I have an interpreter and pay-pal ready Not sure about the legalities of buying direct from Pakistan and obviously I could lose out in another way but willing to risk a few hundo as it looks better /similar quality than Ellensburg.

 

[Turkısh Man]

Seems chalcedony blue,crusted

 

[Brian T. Booth]

Seems chalcedony blue,crusted

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To clarify. Agate is a variety of chalcedony. Chalcedony is a generic term used for microcrystalline quartz.