Grape Agate Towers

Grape agate, scientifically known as Botryoidal Chalcedony, is a unique and visually striking variety of chalcedony, a form of quartz. What distinguishes grape agate is its distinctive cluster-like formations resembling grape bunches, with spherical or botryoidal structures. These formations are typically composed of tiny, interconnected crystals, creating a mesmerizing, bumpy texture. The color palette of grape agate spans from translucent to opaque, showcasing hues ranging from pale lilac and lavender to deeper purples.