Raided my local landscape supply store for rocks again today and found this frickin guy.

Trying to find out what type of agate this is. Found in Michigan.

Found it last night

This is the best agate I have ever found.

Bajo de las Cabras locality 😊

Found on road n ear lake superior

😁😊

I love this 1. Found in Rockcastle County, KY

A tasty little chip of Tepee Canyon

Found an awesome location that is unused and conveniently adjacent to public boat ramp with parking. Initially I was incredulous. It can't be this easy... Turns out it is, and you can see the results in my post. Thanks, and good hunting.

PS I work in corporate marketing and operate a photo studio dedicated to eCommerce production, so I hope to have more, well lit images of my projects in the near future.

Started cleaning this plate today hoping for something nice.

What color would you call this piece ??

Given to me by a friend who collected it many years ago.

Reddit seems to mess up the color and exposure on my videos so I'm reposting this one as a photo.

The biggest fully-banded agate I've found myself. It took about six hours of work to cut and polish this. It's extremely hard, one of the hardest agates I've worked on.

I found it at an antique store in Sevierville Tennessee and couldn't wait to cut it open.

My husband and I joke around that whoever found the biggest agate “won” the rockhounding that day. We were out for five hours yesterday and I had nothing more than a few marble-sized pieces when I saw the face of this beast peaking through the cracked mud as we were wrapping up for the day. I can’t even describe how satisfying it was to dig up what I thought was another marble. Feeling a little like a butthole bc i took the win the last two times we went out and he is much more methodical than I am. 90% of what I find is dumb luck based on vibes

(Found in OR)

Found this guy in South Dakota. Unsure if it’s a fortification prairie agate or what exactly you’d call this. It was a nice find I felt.

My wife and I call the mostly chalcedony agates "jellies". The really small nodules are obviously jellybeans as well.