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Dwarves' Earth Treasures Museum:
Aouli Agates,
Aouli, Morocco, Africa
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    The Aouli Agates recognizable by their general cone-like shapes, had entered the market only for a short due due to the fact that too much of Aouli agates were fractured. They came from one of several sites along a large basalt deposit around Aouli, but treated by Moroccans as a single locality. White and gray are most common colors while some agates came with red, purple, yellow and orange(second most common color) while some came with excellent shadowing effects. Occasionally, the serious collectors would find rare colorful agates of higher quality. Gem Shop Inc. treated some of the gray to white agate fragments to produce the strong black and white colored agates called "Tuxedo Agate".

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Rough Appearance: Tan cone-like forms, commonly as broken clunks
Agates are typically clear with some faint white to gray banding. Often come in orange, pink and lavendar colors
Typical agate without usual fractures Rare higher-end specimens Curvative polished
Outstanding shadowing effect Outstanding shadowing effect Rare pattern
Rare tight-banded pink-red agate Rare unfractured orange agate Only yellow agate I have ever seen
after searching thru the barrels of them.

You can see some Aouli Agates for Sale at the Online Agate & Thunderegg Shop