Fire Agate Tumble

Fire agate is dark brown at first glance and then, when you catch it right, flashes of red, orange, and green light up from inside the stone. Not showy. You have to turn it to see it.

People reach for fire agate on the days when they need to keep some heat but stop giving it away. It has a reputation for holding your ground, not by getting louder, but by getting steadier. Good in a pocket before a hard conversation. Good on the desk during a week you're trying to protect your time. Good in the palm when a mood keeps sliding into anger and you'd rather not go there.

A chalcedony with iron oxide inclusions that catch light in layers, mostly mined in Mexico and the American Southwest.

You'll be sent the one intuitively chosen for you.

Quick facts
  • Material: Chalcedony with iron oxide layers
  • Sizes: About the size of a large marble
  • Best for: Holding your ground, hard conversations, protecting your time
  • Pairs well with: Red jasper, carnelian, black tourmaline

Fire Agate Tumble is for these Intentions

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Cleansing, Grounding & Protection

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Courage, Strength & Power

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Creativity & Passion

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