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Exceptional Turkish Flow Agate in rhyolite featuring a very large large polished face with intricate, highly detailed agate formations throughout. This is a substantial collector specimen weighing approximately 2,175 grams (4.8 lbs) and measuring roughly 6 inches across at its widest point.The polished face displays beautiful flowing and fortification-style banding in shades of cream, ivory, soft blue/gray, tan, peach, brown and black. The centerpiece is a prominent natural crystal-lined druzy vug, surrounded by layer after layer of tight agate banding.Throughout the specimen are additional pockets of blue-gray agate, orbicular formations, contrasting dark bands, small vugs and fascinating rhyolite textures. The combination of the natural rhyolite host rock with the highly agatized areas gives this piece tremendous depth and character.The face has been cut and polished, while the exterior remains largely natural. It makes an impressive display specimen and is an excellent example for collectors of Turkish agate, flow agate, rhyolite, lapidary material and unusual mineral specimens.Weight: Approximately 2,175g / 4.8 lbs
Size: Approximately 6” across at widest point
Origin/Material: Turkish Flow Agate in Rhyolite
Finish: Cut and polished face with natural exterior
Features: Large druzy vug, tight banding, orbicular formations, multiple colors and natural cavitiesPLEASE READ – NATURAL SPECIMEN DISCLAIMER:
You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photographs and video. This is a natural stone specimen and may contain small cracks, fractures, pits, vugs, cavities, inclusions, uneven areas, saw/polishing marks or other naturally occurring characteristics. These are considered part of the specimen and are not necessarily damage or defects. Please carefully review all photos and video, including close-ups, as they are an important part of the description and condition assessment.Photos are taken to represent the specimen as accurately as possible; however, color, brightness, contrast and appearance may vary slightly depending on lighting, viewing angle, camera processing and your screen/display settings. Wet, polished, brightly lit or backlit areas can also appear different under normal room lighting.Please review all measurements, weight, photos and video before purchasing. Questions or requests for additional photos are welcome prior to purchase.