Weathered Agate 8mm Faceted Round Bracelet with Sterling Silver Trigger Clasp

Weathered Agate 8mm Faceted Round Bracelet with Sterling Silver Trigger ClaspWeathered Agate 8mm Faceted Round Bracelet with Sterling Silver Trigger Clasp Bead Size Approx. 8mm Size approx. 6" Strung on silk cord Agate is a type of chalcedony in the quartz family, which often occurs in nodular masses in volcanic lava rocks. They form in concentric layers and bands similar to tree trunks and may appear as eyes, scallops, or visually resemble landscapes. It is the official gemstone mineral of several states within the USA. The

• Weathered Agate 8mm Faceted Round Bracelet with Sterling Silver Trigger Clasp
• Bead Size Approx. 8mm
• Size approx. 6"
• Strung on silk cord
• Agate is a type of chalcedony in the quartz family, which often occurs in nodular masses in volcanic lava rocks. They form in concentric layers and bands similar to tree trunks and may appear as eyes, scallops, or visually resemble landscapes. It is the official gemstone/ mineral of several states within the USA. The folklore of many ancient civilizations rumors that wearing agate would protect from danger. It was often used on the breastplates of soldier's armor to give warriors strength and make them victorious in battle. Agate was thought of as the stone of strength in the ancient cultures. Roman farmers believed Moss Agates to ensure good crops and to please the gods that would bring an abundant harvest. In ancient Asia, magicians believed that agates might be used to see the future, ward off evil, and to divert dangerous storms . Early Britons believed the stone might prevent skin disease. Agate talismans were worn in the Middle East and believed to keep the blood healthy and sucking on an agate was thought to relieve thirst. Another legend says that any person who looks upon an agate can not remain secretive and is obligated to tell the truth. Agate is commonly found in folklore to induce calming, aid in protection, and promoting a balanced body energy.
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