Need help to identify this type of agate

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joshuaream

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It's probably from Brazil, and based on the outer cortex/rind, it's been dyed to get to that blue color.

Here is a picture for reference. This is a single slice of agate that has been treated for colors.
 

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Good I'd that looks really nice dyed or not good buy
 

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