Agate forms slowly over time in ancient lava cavities, where mineral-rich water deposits microscopic layers of silica. As the water flows and shifts, each layer builds on the last — creating the distinctive bands agate is known for. The result? A geological slow dance, sometimes taking millions of years. What’s especially magical: no two agates are ever the same. Their banding patterns, colors, and translucency are shaped by the specific minerals and conditions of the region they come from — like fingerprints from the Earth itself. Some glow in soft pastels, others swirl with fire-toned contrast. It’s nature’s way of painting in strata. So when you wear an agate, you’re wearing a little time capsule. A slice of planet, patterned by pressure, patience, and place.

• Hand-cut agate .4”x.65”

• Diamonds .045tcw

• 14k gold

• Total length .75”