23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.
23g Moss Agate slab with smoky lavender tones and golden mossy veins, 2.1x1.7 inch specimen held in hand.

Moss Agate Slab – Rooted Ribbons in Smoky Lavender Stone-23 grams

Loving Coastal Living
$15.00 USD

This 23g Moss Agate slab displays dramatic ribbons of earthy gold winding through a translucent lavender-gray matrix. Its layered, root-like inclusions mimic wood grain or fossilized moss, making it a standout collector’s slice or lapidary material.

  • Size Dimensions: 2.1 x 1.7 inches

  • Weight: 23 grams

  • Condition: Unpolished slab with rough, natural edges and striking internal banding

  • Origin: Not specified (commonly India, Indonesia, or the United States)

Chemical Family: Silicate – Chalcedony variety
Composition: Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂)
Color: Smoky lavender-gray with golden brown mossy veins
Formation: Formed from silica-rich solutions in volcanic gas cavities
Hardness: 6.5–7 on Mohs scale

Nickname: "Pocket Forest"

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