RUBYCA Natural Indian Agate Gemstone Round Loos Beads Organizer Plastic Box Jewelry Making Mix Sizes

• Package include: 316-330pcs Mixed Sizes of Indian Agate Gemstone Loose Beads in Organizer Divider Box
• Material: AAA Top Quality 100% Natural Indian Agate Gemstone ❤ Come with RUBYCA Plastic Container
• Quantity per Size: 4mm – 90~95pcs &#10084 6mm - 100 pcs &#10084 8mm - 90~96pcs &#10084 10mm - 36~39pcs
• Semi-precious gem-stone beads are all unique and may vary from the one shown in the picture.
• RUBYCA gemstone beads are not treated or dyed, smooth with excellent polish and perfectly cut.

Natural Indian Agate Agate belongs to the quartz (silicon dioxide) family of minerals. Quartz is the second most abundant mineral found on earth’s continental crust, second only to the feldspar mineral group. Agate is classified under the cryptocrystalline variety and more specifically, as a variety of chalcedony quartz. Agate stones available on the market today, originate from deposits all over the world including Myanmar, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Mexico, Botswana, India, Australia and the USA. Yet no one till date has thought of writing about the Indian Agate Gemstone. Up until now the Indian Agate Gemstone only remained the stone of Malas (garlands) for rishis, sadhus (holy men) and fakirs (sages ) or caught the eye in the West, where hippies made it their fashion jewelry. Agate Gemstone Jewelry Care and Cleaning Agate can be cleaned very easily using warm soapy water and a soft brush. Keeping in mind that agate is quartz and its hardness and durability, be sure to not use any other objects that are harder than agate for scrubbing or cleaning. As with most gemstones, you should not use any household chemicals when caring or cleaning your agate gemstone or gemstone jewelry pieces. When storing agate, it should be stored inside a fabric-lined box or wrapped in a soft cloth. Agate should be kept away from other gemstones and jewelry to ensure unnecessary damage or scratching from other harder gemstones.