Namibia, Africa
Blue Lace Agate Pendant
$82.00
EYE-CATCHING BLUE LACE AGATE PENDANT IN .925 STERLING SILVER, measuring 4.5cm by 2.75cm
Primarily found in Namibia and South Africa, Blue Lace Agate is noted for its unique lacy veining and patterns of various shades of blue. High-quality finished Blue Lace Agate stones sell for $10 per carat and up. This piece is an exceptional value and a statement piece for the wearer. Source = Namibia, Africa.
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