Blood Moon Agate tumbled stones MEDIUM (30-40mm) from Malaysia (RARE!)

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Dimensions / Volume: 30-40mm
Country of origin: Malaysia
Unit: kilogram
Price elsewhere: € 229,00

In 2021, we bought 130 kilos of Blood Moon agate, and the stone was recently quite popular, considering its relatively high price. "The beautiful orange color with its gorgeous agate lines" was immediately popular. However, research revealed that the stone had been colored through branding, and we also received some returns from customers. Demand is enormous, and we haven't been able to acquire it for four years. Recently, we were offered another small batch of 90 kilos, in two sizes. And this lot is truly "Fabelhaft," as a well-known German cutter described it to us last week: top-quality cutting and a stunning color!

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Description

A blood moon agate from Malaysia. The name blood moon agate refers to the color of a full moon: red, yellow, and orange, which only occurs once every few decades. The agate is also known as Kinabalu agate, referring to its location on Mt. Kinabalu in Malaysia. The stone is relatively unknown and rare. Its location is also at a high altitude, making it difficult to exploit commercially. Mountain climbers in this region always take a piece of this stone with them for protection. This stone is locally known for its beneficial effect on the circulatory system, the intestines, and certainly also digestion. Spiritually, this stone is especially important for those seeking truth in things and people, and can also provide support during menopause and midlife crises. On May 26, 2021, we had the opportunity to see a blood moon in the Netherlands. This is a unique phenomenon that doesn't occur often. You can observe a blood moon about two to three times every three years. During the 15-minute total solar eclipse, the moon glowed red, and the moon was about 15% larger than normal. Besides this beautiful natural phenomenon, it was also possible to admire four different planets: Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus.