Blue Black Beach Agates From the Oregon Coast!

Photo taken of dry blue/black beach agates.

Uh oh the boss is cleaning out the warehouse again!  Just uncovering a large stash from an old collection we bought years ago of nice natural blueblack beach agate specimens perfect for tumbling!    These are small enough and naturally surf tumbled by the sea, gem quality agates that should make great gemstones for your jewelry or crafts. 

Packaged in 2 quart containers containing just the right size agates for any tumbler to polish and enhance their natural beauty.  These will be sold for $89.00 a container, well under the going price of over $120+ a container (when you can get them) and will have a special recipe enclosed on how to tumble polish them in just 10 days in a rotary tumbler.  *Buy 2 containers and they will ship free by USPS flat rate any where within the 50 states.

Overstock Blowout SALE...Shop early and SAVE! We would normally offer this exquisite quality by the pound but due to lack of space we are offering these in 2 quart lots, while they last. Quantities are limited to available stock on hand once they are gone that's it! In Stock and ships immediately. Shipping weight  8 lbs. Buy it NOW and SAVE!  Just $89.00 for each 2 quart container.  

*anywhere in the U.S. or  APO as one  shipment or domestic parcel to one address for the free freight offer,

Geology's Rock stars still being found on the Oregon Coast!

Nice find! This was just brought in by local agate collector Jeff, This Oregon agate geode showing nice quartz crystals weighed in at 5.4 pounds. Not bad considering that it was pretty much all buried in the sand. This just goes to prove, Agates can still be found on the Oregon coast even when you least expect it even if the beaches appear sanded in.

Beautiful Green Agate Found!

Congratulations to Donni M. of St. Marie's, Idaho who found this large cobble south of Newport a while back. Green agate is rarely ever found on the coast. This beauty weighed in at just under one pound!

Things are NOT always what they appear to be...

Our extreamly unseasonable warm January weather here on the Oregon coast has brought out the beachcombers from every where to go hunting for agates. Local resident Frank was out collecting last Friday and found this black beauty! Just looking at it in normal light you can't see the water bubble within the agate until you back light it with a strong beam of light and the black disappears to expose the trophy of the day.