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4.1" Pocket Knife With Lace Agate Inlays & Matching Base
This exquisite 4.1" pocket knife is a true celebration of natural artistry and skilled craftsmanship. Handcrafted in Utah, it features breathtaking inlays of Mexican lace agate, renowned for its intricate banding and rich swirls of orange, cream, and gold. Each inlay is carefully selected and polished to highlight the stone’s mesmerizing patterns, making every knife a one-of-a-kind work of natural art.
Crafted for both beauty and performance, the knife is equipped with two high-quality stainless steel blades. It comes with a custom display base made from matching Mexican lace agate, with hidden magnets that allow the knife to elegantly attach for display. More than just a tool, this is a functional sculpture—where ancient geology and fine craftsmanship come together in a truly captivating piece.
Crafted for both beauty and performance, the knife is equipped with two high-quality stainless steel blades. It comes with a custom display base made from matching Mexican lace agate, with hidden magnets that allow the knife to elegantly attach for display. More than just a tool, this is a functional sculpture—where ancient geology and fine craftsmanship come together in a truly captivating piece.
Crazy lace agate, also known as Mexican Agate, is a unique banded agate that comes from Chihuahua, Mexico. It gets its name from complex, lacy patterns swirling through the stone. Colors can vary from cream and orange to red, and are caused by iron and aluminum inclusions in the agate.
About Agate
Agate is a variety of microcrystalline quartz (chalcedony) that displays translucence and, in some cases, banding. Agate primarily forms when silica-rich fluids fill pockets within rocks and/or fossils, depositing the silica along the walls of the rock. This process can result in banding patterns, as the compositions and impurities of these depositing fluids change over time. These banding patterns can either form as flat layers, creating linear patterns known as waterline agate, or as rounded layers, forming more common ring-like patterns. These patterns depend on the surfaces available for deposition.
Agate is a variety of microcrystalline quartz (chalcedony) that displays translucence and, in some cases, banding. Agate primarily forms when silica-rich fluids fill pockets within rocks and/or fossils, depositing the silica along the walls of the rock. This process can result in banding patterns, as the compositions and impurities of these depositing fluids change over time. These banding patterns can either form as flat layers, creating linear patterns known as waterline agate, or as rounded layers, forming more common ring-like patterns. These patterns depend on the surfaces available for deposition.
$295
SPECIES
Chalcedony var. Agate
LOCATION
Chihuahua, Mexico
SIZE
Knife 4.1" long
CATEGORY
SUB CATEGORY
ITEM
#337600
