.	Dwarves' Earth Treasures Museum: Laguna Agates La Alianza Claim, Estacion Ojo Laguna, Chihuahua Pro., Mexico	.

.      Laguna Agates are most famous and prized of all agates around the world for their good sizes, wide variety of vivid colors, numbers of bands per specimen, shadowy effects, and anything else that makes them so desirable. The white color is most common color of any laguna agates. Other common colors are pink, lavendar,  red, gray, and orange, but they do come in any colors(green is rarest of all) and any combinations of different colors (more desirable).
    La Alianza claim, one of three active Laguna Agate claims, produces the agates very similar to those of the Conejeros claim, but they seem to tend to be less colorful (have seen only few of them so far). White, lavendar, purple and gray are most common colors, and shadowing effects are pretty strong in the agates from that claim. YOU CAN CLICK ON THE PICTURES FOR LARGER PICTURES

Rough Appearance: Rounded and irregular shaped nodules with greenish to reddish coating and crumbly red basalt.

From 7-lb Laguna specimen, cut and polished by JA	From 7-lb Laguna specimen, cut and polished by JA In Richard B.'s Collection, posted here with his permission.
From 10-lb Laguna specimen, cut and polished by JA with faint colored amethyst center	From 10-lb Laguna specimen, cut and polished by JA In Richard B.'s Collection, posted here with his permission.
Sagnenite type	Mult-growths of sagenite inclusions.