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Dwarves' Earth Treasures Museum:
Agates of Scotland
     The basalt beds of southern Scotland have produced so many different types of colorful agates. Cupar and Lithrie agates are the most famed locations for best agates. Those types of agates were widely used in Victorian Era jewelry in United Kingdom. Many agates can be found on farmland after plowing, beaches, rivers and sometimes the quarries themselves.  Most are small but few large agates had been found including the largest one coming from Ardownie Quarry.
Additional information can be found in this website: Scottishagates.co.uk

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agate
Family Heritage Treasure (great-grandmother from Scotland)
Victorian Era jewelry type.

agate agate
Lithrie, Fife Cupar, Fife Lithrie, Fife
agate Agates
Lithrie, Fife Ardownie Quarry, Dundee, Tayside Rare Pseudomorph after aragonite, Ardownie Quarry, Dundee, Tayside
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Ardownie Quarry, Dundee, Tayside Glenfarg (Binn Hill), Perth Glenfarg (Binn Hill), Perth
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Glenfarg (Binn Hill), Perth Glenfarg (Binn Hill), Perth
with rare chloride inclusions
Scurdie Ness
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Tentsmuir, Fife Tentsmuir, Fife St Cyrus, Montrose
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Barras (Black Agate), Montrose Barras (Black Agate), Montrose  Balmerino, Fife
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 Balmerino, Fife

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