Holley Blue Agate #12 Location_Switzerland Named in 1823 by August

Named in 1823 by August Breithaupt after the type locality - Ľubietová (Libethen in German

Pyritization of fossils is relatively rare

and much of the good material on the market at the moment is coming from Morocco

during the Jurassic period when dinosaurs roamed the earth

Holley Blue Agate #12 Location_Switzerland Named in 1823 by AugustThis very rare example of Holley Blue Agate is polished to best show off the colour. You will receive the exact Holley Blue Agate pictured. Holley Blue Agate, also known as Holly Blue, is found in only one location, Holley Mountain in Oregon, and is one of the most sought after US varieties of Agate Chalcedony. The land where the deposit is located is no longer accessible for either public or private collecting since it was bought by a timber company,