Crystal Cluster Zhonguo Red Agate Specimen For Wholesale Price

Zhonguo Red Agate Specimen – Natural Banded Chalcedony (80g, 5-10cm) – Collector’s Historical Gemstone

Product Description:

Own a piece of geological history with this Zhonguo Red Agate Mineral Specimen, a raw, uncut example of the legendary Zhàn Guó Hóng (战国红) agate prized since ancient China. Each 80g specimen (5-10cm) showcases dramatic red, orange, and golden banding in its natural form, with intricate patterns that resemble flowing silk or landscape paintings—a true treasure for serious collectors.

Key Features:

🏮 Museum-Quality Specimen – Features:
• Raw, unpolished surfaces revealing natural fractures and textures
• Vibrant iron-oxide banding in crimson, amber, and honey tones
• Occasional translucent "glow" where light penetrates thin layers
• May include druzy quartz cavities or botryoidal formations

📜 Cultural Legacy – This agate was:
• Traded along the Silk Road as early as 300 BCE
• Carved into royal seals and ceremonial objects
• Believed to hold protective energy in Chinese metaphysics

Technical Specifications:

• Material: Natural Zhonguo Red Agate (Chalcedony)

• Weight: 80g (average)

• Size: 5-10cm across (varies by natural shape)

• Hardness: 6.5-7 Mohs

• Origin: Hebei Province, China

Collector’s Notes:

✔ Authenticity Guaranteed – Sourced directly from traditional mining areas
✔ Unique Patterns – No two specimens share identical banding (see photos for examples)
✔ Display-Ready – Stable base for shelving or vitrine presentation

Ideal For:

• Mineralogy collections focusing on historical gemstones
• Asian antiquities enthusiasts
• Lapidary artists seeking rare rough material
• Feng shui practitioners valuing earth energy

Care Instructions:

↻ Dust with soft brush
↻ Avoid ultrasonic cleaners or harsh chemicals

"A geological manuscript from China’s golden age—each band tells a story written in fire and silica."

Note:

• Specimens may have natural surface pits or matrix attachments

• Includes certificate of authenticity with historical notes