Trauben Achat Druzy Kugeln aus Indonesien (418g) Afghanit The name "grape agate" is diameter:approx. 8 cm

Name: Trauben Achat Druzy Kugeln aus Indonesien (418g) Afghanit The name "grape agate" is diameter:approx. 8 cm
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 99511810703
Price: 45.00 USD
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Trauben Achat Druzy Kugeln aus Indonesien (418g) Afghanit The name "grape agate" is diameter:approx. 8 cm The name "grape agate" is a common trade name – the more mineralogically precise term is grape chalcedony um nur die schönsten Exemplare mit echter Herkunft in das Sortiment aufzunehmen Indonesia is one of the most fascinating source regions of this stone variety worldwide: the resource rich island archipelago yields grape agates with particularly pronounced surface texture and natural color depth Thanks to its impressive size and unique druzy sparkle

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