Primal. Natural Agate tells the story of the Earth in its purest form: a harmonious blend of mineral beige, sandy hues, and touches of warm grey. Every vein is a tale, like fossils surfacing from ancient rock.

Agate is a mineral belonging to the group of microcrystalline quartz and forms within cavities in volcanic rocks. It appears in various forms, including nodules, masses, and layers. The stone is primarily composed of silica, but it may also contain other substances such as iron and aluminum oxides. Depending on its chemical composition and structure, it can be transparent, translucent, or opaque.