Grape Agate Sculpture, Extra Large 15 Lbs, Purple Chalcedony & Green Grape Agate, Botryoidal Crystal Cluster, Natural Raw Grape Agate Stone
From Earth Perfection💎, embrace the decadence of this exquisite Grape Agate, extra large at 15 pounds! Indulge in the spectacular green and purple chalcedony with botryoidal crystal shimmer. An awe-inspiring natural raw stone, this is a must-have mineral specimen for any prestigious collection. Also perfect as a home decor item or a luxurious gift.Â
Key Features:
Asset Care: This piece is more than decor, it is a natural rare treasure and investment collectible, anticipated to appreciate in value and stand as the pinnacle of your collection. As with all fine specimens, handle with care and avoid direct sunlight, a protective display cabinet is recommended. Each artwork of nature is expertly prepared by our curators prior to shipping. Please contact us for further tailored guidance.
Details / Specifications:
- Weight: 6.94 kgs (15.3 lbs)
- Dimensions: 33.0 × 27.9 × 20.3 cm (13 x 11 x 8 in)
- Origin: Manakarra Mamuju, Sulawesi, Indonesia
- Responsibly & ethically sourced
- You will receive the exact masterpiece pictured
Grape Agate Meaning & Properties: Stability • Maturity • Composure. Celebrated for its rare botryoidal formations, Grape Agate has long been revered as a stone of inner stability and calm refinement. Said to foster maturity and align integrity, it inspires quiet confidence and balance. Beyond its rarity, Grape Agate endures as a timeless emblem of harmony and graceful transformation.
Trust & Service:
- Complimentary US Shipping
- International Delivery Available
- 30-Day Return Assurance
- Guaranteed Authenticity
- ★★★★★ Trusted by Collectors Worldwide
About Us: Earth Perfection💎 curates luxury crystals, exclusive fossils, collection minerals, fine jewelry, and rare gemstones for clients around the globe. With a foundation built on gemology expertise and refined service, we have earned the trust of elite collectors who value rarity, exclusivity, and authenticity.
