Null Rubble agate
Found in Schlottwitz/Saxony, typical rubble agate with some am…

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Rubble agate Found in Schlottwitz/Saxony, typical rubble agate with some amethyst, cut on both sides and polished on one side, solidified, dimensions approx. 33 x 52 cm, thickness approx. 2.5 cm.

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Rubble agate Found in Schlottwitz/Saxony, typical rubble agate with some amethyst, cut on both sides and polished on one side, solidified, dimensions approx. 33 x 52 cm, thickness approx. 2.5 cm.

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