11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.
11g Moss Agate slab with taupe and lavender tones and root-like veining, 1.3x1.2 inches, displayed in hand.

Moss Agate Slab – Fiery Earthscape in a Mini Slice-16 grams

Loving Coastal Living
$12.00 USD

This 16-gram Moss Agate slab is like holding a miniature landscape. Its mix of smoky lavender, rusty red, and ochre veining gives the appearance of molten earth caught in time. A great specimen for collectors or lapidary artists who appreciate natural detail in a small package.

  • Size Dimensions: 1.7 x 1.4 inches

  • Weight: 16 grams

  • Condition: Rough-cut slab with semi-polished face; rugged, organic edges

  • Origin: Not specified (commonly found in Indonesia, USA, or India)

Chemical Family: Silicate – Chalcedony variety
Composition: Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂)
Color: Lavender, red, ochre, and gray with mossy patterns
Formation: Silica from hydrothermal fluids filled gas bubbles in volcanic rock
Hardness: 6.5–7 on Mohs scale
Nickname: "Pocket Forest"

Note: Some photographs were taken while the slab was wet to enhance natural colors.