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Agate - Tree
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Crystal System... Tree Agate has a trigonal crystal system. It is in the mineral class of oxide in the quartz group. It's coloring is white with green, mossy inclusions. During the formation of white quartz, green iron silicates flowed through and deposited in cracks that seem to resemble plant structures. In earlier times, the term Tree Agate was also used for Moss Agate, Montana Agate, etc., but they belong to the chalcedony family (more clear and transparent) and not the rough quartz types which are very opaque. For this reason, the name of Agate for this one is actually false and it should be Dendritic Quartz. Since that name is already in use as a synonym for others it would seem we are stuck with the old name. |
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Zodiac Affinity... Folklore... Due to its markings that suggest moss or trees, it has been used as a gardner's talisman for centuries. It has also been used in spells involving riches, happiness and long life. In some old translations, the Celts were thought to wear this stone to make new friends. Other translations say it was for discovering new treasures. To me, both translations would be correct, a new friend would be discovering a new treasure. I guess its all in your interpretation.
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