Types Of Agate Stones For Jewellery Making
Who knew there were so many types of agate stones?
Agate is actually the banded form of the well known and popular stone, chalcedony. It has so many beautiful varieties, which makes it a popular choice among jewellers for creating colourful and unique jewellery designs. It is often dyed and treated to create interesting colours and patterns.
In this blog post, we share with you some of the most wonderful types of agate stones including blue lace agate, green moss agate to dendrite agate! There are many healing properties associated with agate stones, it's believed to be a calming and soothing stone, protecting you from danger and strengthening relationships.
At Kernowcraft, we supply all of the gemstones on this page and often have limited edition stones for those truly unique designs.
Moss Agate
Green moss agate stones have a natural earthy look with fascinating moss markings that appear to be suspended within the stone.
The colours of this stone range greatly, with some being solid dark green to milky white with clear markings.
Love the look of our moss agate cabochons? Head over to our cabochon settings categories to browse our collection for your next jewellery making project!
Blue Lace Agate
Blue lace agate is one of the most popular forms of agate and it's no surprise with its delicate light blue colouring, with purple hues and gorgeous white veins running throughout it.
This beautiful gemstone brings a lovely spring / summer feel to your jewellery pieces so why not discover our blue lace beads using the link below?
Green Agate
Green agate is so stunning and can be easily compared to emeralds, this natural stone has a milky green colouring adding vibrancy and a pop of colour to your designs.
If you're interested in the healing properties of gemstones then shop green agate as according to modern healers who use stones, green agate increases compassion, generosity and enhances mental and emotional flexibility.
This stone is most sufficient for heart chakra.
Black Agate
If you're after a statement gemstone, the black agate is the one for you! It looks brilliant combined with silver, metal beads and other gemstones.
If you're looking to making healing jewellery then black agate is said to help with achieving restful sleep and bring peace to mental chaos.
Indian Agate
Indian agate is a popular healing stone, known as the 'stone of eternity' and is often used for meditation. It offers protection, strength and harmony and is one of the oldest good luck stones.
The vibrant layers of Indian agate form within volcanic and metamorphic rocks, creating a number of stunning colours.
The Chakras & Stones For Beginners
Over on our blog, we have loads of advice on jewellery making, jewellery tutorials and information about specific gemstones.
If you're looking to learn more about healing gemstones, then our gemstone focus blog posts provides everything you need to know!
Learn more about chakra gemstones, their meanings and how to use them through creating beautiful handmade jewellery, so you can keep these healing gems close by.
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- 5 Gemstones To Wear On Your Travels
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- Top 10 Affordable Gemstones For Jewellery Making
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- Your Guide To Birthstones & Birthstone Jewellery
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- Garnet: The January Birthstone
- Amethyst: The February Birthstone
- Aquamarine: The March Birthstone
- Diamond: The April Birthstone
- Emerald: The May Birthstone
- Pearl: The June Birthstone
- Ruby: The July Birthstone
- Peridot: The August Birthstone
- Sapphire: The September Birthstone
- Opal: The October Birthstone
- Topaz: The November Birthstone
- Turquoise: The December Birthstone
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- Lapis Lazuli, The Stone For Truth & Communication
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