Moroccan Agate 100 mm - Polished Half - Agouim - Natural

All-natural agate from Morocco—a striking semi-precious stone with a rich, multicolored pattern. Each piece is distinguished by a unique pattern of bands and a subtle sheen, making it a one-of-a-kind addition to a mineral collection or a natural interior decoration. Origin: Morocco.

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Moroccan Agate – Polished Half – Semi-Precious Stone

Description and Origin

This specimen is a completely natural agate from Agouim, Morocco, one of the most geologically rich regions in North Africa. Agates from this area are prized by collectors for their contrasting colors and clearly defined patterns. This is a unique, carefully polished specimen that looks stunning in both natural and artificial light.

Characteristics and Specifications

Dimensions: 100 x 65 x 12 mm
Weight: 97 g
Origin: Morocco, Agouim
Condition: natural, uncolored

Formation Process

Agates form in gas pockets within basaltic lava, where silica gradually precipitates in the form of chalcedony. Successive layers are deposited under changing geochemical conditions, creating a characteristic pattern of bands with varying colors and transparency. Moroccan agates are renowned for their rich textures and intense colors, which are prized by collectors around the world.

Collectible Value

Agates from Morocco are a classic collector’s item, sought after by both novice and experienced mineral collectors. Due to their variety of colors and forms, they are ideal for comparisons and research into the origin of agates. Specimens from this region are often part of museum collections and private collections.

Natural Characteristics of the Stone

Cracks, voids, and inclusions of other minerals are a natural part of agate’s structure, serving as evidence of its authentic origin. Each specimen has a unique pattern of bands and colors, making it a one-of-a-kind record of geological processes that took place millions of years ago.