Pink Agate Stainless Streel Stone Bracelet

Description

The circular Ink Agate cabochon, set in a stainless steel bracelet finding, is made from a genuine Australian Agate found on one of our family fossicking trips around Australia. This particular agate is unique to Agate Creek in Far North Queensland.

The agate was cut and ground into a circle, then put through three tumbling stages, 620 grit, 1200 grit and then Tin Oxide to polish. The opaque white of this particular pink agate variety is relatively soft in comparison to the very hard stone that agate is known to be, if tumbled too long it can degrade. Agates are known to be one of the hardest of stones in lapidary, this agate isn't.

The band is made of stainless steel and the cabochon has been glued into the setting using Araldite. Araldite is a heavy-duty, two-part epoxy glue used for permanent bonding on metal, wood, masonry, ceramics, glass, and most plastics. It requires mixing a resin and a hardener to trigger a curing chemical reaction that creates a rigid, high-strength, water-resistant bond.

Dimensions:Wrist size: 17mm – 23mm

Materials:Stone: Agate Creek Pink Agate is a relatively rare and beautiful stone, it's highly sought for it's feminine colour and spectacular pattern.

Appearance: Natural blush pink, peach, white, and translucent cream, often accented with red or purple

Source: Agate Creek, situated south of Forsayth in gulf savannah North Queensland, Australia

Circular band: Stainless Steel
Clasp: Stainless steel
Chain: Stainless Steel
Setting: Stainless Steel
Adhesive: Araldite

Packaging:The bracelet is packaged in a cardboard box slightly bigger than it's dimension, and secured with bubble wrap to prevent damage.

Your purchase will be prepared within the next 3 business days after purchasing, and sent by Australia Post. You will be provided with a tracking number which can be entered on the Australia Post app.

Fossicked, cut, ground, polished and drilled by Colin of The Rock Shed in Wangaratta, North East Victoria.