GEODE 2035

Agate is part of the vast category of fine gemstones, belonging more specifically to the quartz family, and in particular to a type of chalcedony characterised by successive deposits of different colours or tones. It is composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2) and has a trigonal crystal structure.
Agate evokes abundance and joy, and is often associated with goddesses and gods. For the Celts, such a stone evoked both the goddess of death and the goddess of fertility. As for the Romans, they associated Agate with the goddess of dawn.
The main deposits are found in Germany, Australia and the United States.