Linda asks…
Where can I find an Agate Rock? I need one, it is imperative that I find one soon? Please help?
admin answers:
Go to a rock and gemstore or a metaphysical store. You'll find them there at one of those shops. Or you can buy them online
http://www.internatural-alternative-health.com/ingr/ingr987288.cfm
Sandra asks…
Is Fire Agate a synthetic gemstone?
You can see an example of it here: http://www.southsunproducts.com/fire.html
admin answers:
Nope
William asks…
http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/his-and-hers-her-boy-girl-friend-boyfriend-girlfriend-black-agate-gemstone-gem?
Its sold out on there, is there anywhere else to find it?
admin answers:
.The page doesn't open.Look your best chance is probably ebay
Maria asks…
process of agate formation?
its for a science review sheet and i dont know the answer
admin answers:
Agate forms by the slow precipitation of chalcedonic silica from water within a void within a lava. In most cases the void is a vesicle, originally filled with gas or vapour. In some cases it can be a cooling crack in the lava. As the lava cools, and some alteration of unstable mineral species takes place the residual hot water with dissolved silica passes through the rock and enters the voids. Some of the silica comes out of solution on the walls of the void as a colloidal precipitate. As more water passes through the rock it continues to percolate into the void, depositing more silica with slightly different chemical compositions, thereby resulting in the precipitation of silica with different colours. This variation in composition, and precipitation over time from numerous fluid pulses results in the classic agate banding.
John asks…
Sarah purchased 50 agate beads ($2.09 each).?
However, she wants to exchange them for hematite beads ($2.69 each). How many hematite beads can she purchase without spending any additional money?
admin answers:
The original purchase was $104.50 ( 50 X $2.09 )
With $104.50, she can buy 38.847583 hematite breads ( $104.50 divided by $2.69)
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