Tree agate is milky white with green, branch-like markings running through it, closer to moss caught in ice than a typical polished stone. It's a quiet one, good for anyone doing slow, unglamorous work: tending a garden, tending a recovery, waiting on something that takes real time to come together. Set it on a windowsill near something else that's growing, or keep it close during a season that asks for patience more than progress you can point to. It's a variety of agate, and the branching pattern comes from natural mineral inclusions in the stone rather than anything painted or added on. Carved into a tiny mushroom shape, it's small enough to tuck into a plant pot or line up on a shelf. You'll be sent the one intuitively chosen for you. A small shape for a slow kind of progress.
Quick facts
- Material: Agate with natural green branching inclusions, carved into a tiny mushroom
- Sizes: About an inch tall
- Best for: Slow growth seasons, gardening or recovery work, desk company