Montana Agate Trillion

Montana Agate TrillionFound in Yellowstone River's gravel, this agate gets carried downstream by the rushing waters and deposited where it slows down and is able to be collected by hand. Also known as "Yellowstone Agate" this highly silicated gem is known for its beautiful unqiue patterns and warm colors. Along with the Montana sapphire, it's an official state gemstone. Of the many pounds we look through, very few have this crystal formation. Almost like shattered glass..

Each stone is hand-selected for its exceptional quality

This natural

This stunning Mtorolite cabochon showcases the rare beauty of chrome chalcedony from Zimbabwe

Sourced from Mexico’s Sonoran region

often accented with subtle swirls of blue

This is stone #10 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

A piece of silver history

from one of the oldest working mines in the world

Technically

The stone's unique "tie-dye" or mottled patterns create one-of-a-kind pieces—each cabochon tells its own story with organic color blends and occasional pops of contrasting blue or golden inclusions

highlighting its unique patterns and subtle color gradients

due to multiple tragedies from structural failure the main mines have been closed until a plan can be submitted for infrastructure to keep the miners safe