AGN1243c Agua Nueva Agate Cabochon Kowallabe All of the cabs shown
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
All of the cabs shown are cut and polished by hand in our lapidary shop in Cedarburg
and a few opaque spots of white
The frame is built from Red Jasper and Black Onyx
and brown plumes with a small pocket in the center showing the tops of the plumes
AGN1243c Agua Nueva Agate Cabochon Kowallabe All of the cabs shownThis polished Agua Nueva Agate cabochon features banding in deep wine red and white with pink speckling, with brown and black mossy inclusions along one edge. 15mm x 41mm 4mm beveled edge Agua Nueva Agate is famous for its striking nodules of colorful banded agate and tube formations. The agate can form in veins and nodules, often containing both banded and moss agate. It comes from Chihuahua, Mexico, roughly 20 miles northeast of the Laguna deposits.