Post by 1dave on Sept 4, 2020 20:13:21 GMT -7
I just found this site about cabochons from Turkey And got to wondering about how oblivious I have been in what filled those voids bedfore the agate entered. How have Zeolites helped form those wonderful Patterns? Something to think about.
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Welcome to the cabochon page.
I sell the most interesting pseudo cabochon agates in the world. I found these agates in Turkey, Cubuk, region North Ankara many years ago. Some cabochon agates are from a very old stock.
These cabochons are cut and polished by hand. The agates are often pseudomorph crystal group of zeolite, mostly Aragonite, Calcite, Laumontite, Anhydrite, Natrolite, Messolite, Stilbite, Scolicite, Perlialite, Heulandite, some unknown minerals,
I saw these agates especially for collectors, jeweller and hobby photographers. I do business within more than 40 countries for the most serious collectors.
I always try to bring the top quality and unique agates and new ideas for my customers. Thank you.
I sell the most interesting pseudo cabochon agates in the world. I found these agates in Turkey, Cubuk, region North Ankara many years ago. Some cabochon agates are from a very old stock.
These cabochons are cut and polished by hand. The agates are often pseudomorph crystal group of zeolite, mostly Aragonite, Calcite, Laumontite, Anhydrite, Natrolite, Messolite, Stilbite, Scolicite, Perlialite, Heulandite, some unknown minerals,
I saw these agates especially for collectors, jeweller and hobby photographers. I do business within more than 40 countries for the most serious collectors.
I always try to bring the top quality and unique agates and new ideas for my customers. Thank you.
(for ED! @edmost)
CODE : CCX265
LOCATION : North Ankara - TURKEY
DIMENSION: 0.4 x 2.3 x 4.1 cm.
PRICE : Euro 25.--
Beautiful Turkish agate cabochon. Pseudomorph zeolite (after perlialite). Extra polished front and back.
LOCATION : North Ankara - TURKEY
DIMENSION: 0.4 x 2.3 x 4.1 cm.
PRICE : Euro 25.--
Beautiful Turkish agate cabochon. Pseudomorph zeolite (after perlialite). Extra polished front and back.