




Botswana Agate — Richardson's Rock Ranch — The Africa Compromise
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This Agate pendant shows banded caramel, clear, and white with waterline patterns. It has a high polish.
We found a pile of Botswana Agate in Oregon. I dug for a piece with no white. I wanted solid caramel. The rock surprised us with clear and rich caramel bands.
This Agate is part of our Richardson's Rock Ranch Collection. It was one of three stone types we found at that single stop.
Stone: Agate
Dimensions: 40x30x9.5mm
Weight: 28.0 g
Finish: High Polish
Setting/Format: Pendant, Glue-on setting with an integrated chain loop
Includes: silver plated snake chain
One-of-a-Kind: Yes
Character: Waterline caramel, clear, white, pyrite flecks.
— Bob and Janyce, Rockhound Studio, Spokane Valley WA
Richardson's Rock Ranch Story
Richardson's Rock Ranch Collection
The 3,000-Mile Run Collection
- Dimensions: 40x30x9.5 mm
- Stone weight: 28.0 g
- Surface finish: High Polish
- Origin: Richardson's Rock Ranch
Geological details
- Mohs hardness: 6.5–7
- Crystal system: Trigonal — microcrystalline (banded)
- Mineral class: Silicates — Tectosilicates (Chalcedony group)
- Geological era: Variable
- Rock composition:
- Obsidian
- Rock formation: Volcanic vesicle fills — basalt and rhyolite
- Cleavage: None
- Fracture: Conchoidal
- Luster: Waxy
- Specific gravity: 2.58–2.64
- Diaphaneity: Translucent to opaque
- Authenticity: Authentic
- Rarity: Rare
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