Indonesia

Grape Agate Cluster, Multicolor, Indonesia

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A wedge of Indonesian grape agate covered in peppercorn-sized spheres, lilac across most of the face and turning sage green along one flank. 10.2 × 3.8 × 7.6 cm, 210 g, stands upright unaided.

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Specimen details

MineralAgate
LocalityIndonesia
Crystal systemTrigonal
Chemical formulaSiO2
Dimensions10.2 cm × 3.8 cm × 7.6 cm
Weight210 g
ColorMulticolor
SizeCabinet (4–6 inches / 10–15 cm)
SpeciesAgate
ConditionNo damage on display faces

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About this specimen

Lilac spheres cover this Indonesian grape agate from base to apex, thousands of them, none bigger than a peppercorn. Up the left flank a broad patch turns sage green and blue-grey, so the wedge reads as two colours meeting along a soft diagonal, while the right side stays pale mauve and glossy and catches light like frosted glass.

The green marks a change in the fluid that filled the cavity rather than a separate mineral laid over the top: chalcedony picks up faint colour from whatever trace metals are in solution as each new layer of spheres nucleates. What you are holding is the lining of a gas pocket in volcanic rock, lifted out whole. Hardness is 6.5–7, but the little spheres sit on narrow stems, so keep the surface clear of sleeves and dusting cloths.

Generous for the material at 10.2 × 3.8 × 7.6 cm and 210 g, it fills a hand as the photographs show and stands upright with no mount. Photographed as received, and shipped exactly as photographed.

About Agate

Agate is a banded variety of microcrystalline quartz (chalcedony) recognized for its concentric or parallel color zoning. Specimens come from volcanic and sedimentary host rocks worldwide, with notable Chinese, Brazilian, and Mexican sources favored by collectors.

Learn more about Agate in our encyclopedia

About Indonesia

Indonesia, a volcanic archipelago, is best known among collectors for native sulfur from its active volcanoes, alongside gold-silver and base-metal deposits.

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Frequently asked questions

Will I receive the exact specimen shown?

Yes. Every specimen is a single, one-of-a-kind piece, and the photographs show the exact item you will receive — never a stock photo.

Is this Agate natural?

Yes — specimens like this form naturally. As is standard in the trade, some pieces are gently cleaned or trimmed; we photograph the actual specimen and describe its origin and condition conservatively.

How is it packed and shipped?

Orders ship worldwide with fully insured, tracked delivery, carefully packed to protect fragile crystals. A display base is included.

Can I return it?

Yes — there is a 14-day return window.

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Grape Agate Cluster, Multicolor, Indonesia
Grape Agate Cluster, Multicolor, Indonesia
$85.00