Swazi Agate Rough Chunks - Great for Tumbling - LapidaryCentral

Randomly selected, tumbler-sized Swazi Agate Rough, showcased wet to reveal their true colors. A variety of agate from Mozambique, Africa, also known as Swali or Mozambique Agate, it predominantly displays Carnelian, Pink, or Blue hues, but can exhibit nearly every color. It polishes exceptionally well, making it a popular choice for tumbling, even for beginners. We suggest starting with 2 weeks of 80 grit to remove the outer layer, then proceed with your usual agate polishing method. If you've never tumbled this material, it's highly recommended; the results are stunning! Some pieces could potentially be used for cabochons. All pieces are randomly selected, mostly quarter to walnut-sized, with some size and shape variation. As natural stones, there may be color shade variations or minor defects, but each piece has been sorted for quality. Due to size and variety, custom orders aren't possible. Every piece is workable, with no high-grade stones removed. There's no junk here!