The Aztec Lace Agate is a form of vein agates that tend to
be broken into clunks when mining making it bit hard to
cut a whole pattern out of the clunks. The agates are
mainly lavender to purple, sometimes with yellow and
orange colors. Apparently, the best materials can be
obtained only from old stocks even some miners recently
brought in a bunch of smaller pieces. Important
Note! The colors will fade if left exposed to sunlight too
long and it's recommended that they be protected from
sunlight exposure when not using or displaying any
specimens.
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Rough Appearance: Broken purple seam clunks with
lighter purple, to yellow bands showing.
Agates come in purple, yellow, pink and rare orange,
Can be confused with Holly Blue Agates, but Holly Blue
Agates are far smaller.
