Kaily Lace Agate Faced Specimen orbicular agate slab and a lighter chartreuse flowing

and a lighter chartreuse flowing into the bottom half

The orbs (spherulites) of varying colors were once gas bubbles within the molten lava

2 & 5/8" from top to bottom

Also referred to as Hawkeye-Tigereye

Kaily Lace Agate Faced Specimen orbicular agate slab and a lighter chartreuse flowingThis material is a relatively new discovery made by a fellow who named it after his youngest daughter. It consists of tightly meandering lace formations in a light palette of delicate purples, pinks, and creamy whites, as well as a few slightly reddish rose areas. The tiny and complex patterns fill the scene vigorously and make for intricately beautiful cabochons. This piece has been faced on one side and is showing absolutely gorgeous patterning