Dry Head Agate Pendant from Montana - Small triangle

Dry Head Agate Pendant from Montana - Small triangleDryhead Agate is unique in color and due to the matrix being more of a limestone than volcanic, as with many other types of agates. The material was originally found in Southern Montana between the Big Horn and Pryor Ranges, just west of the river. Initially, mined in the 1950s, access opened up and public mining was done in the early 1980s, private commercial mining continued into the 1990s, when cost and access became prohibitive. Known for its bold

giving moonstone its timeless

and confidence

It has a beautiful melted edge and solid silver back

Wearing petrified wood means you have on something that once was a living organism that existed thousands of years ago

translucent base with green inclusions

Comes with a free sterling silver chain

and entirely shaped by geologic processes over millions of years

Known for its grounding and protective qualities

a process in which heat

Swarovski is an Austrian producer of glass based in Wattens

Teepee Canyon Agate forms as silica-rich material replaces portions of limestone and dolomite

Mexico on the east side of a steep canyon