The King of Agate: Uses of the Botswana Agate

 The Botswana Agate is a visually appeasing gemstone with smooth layers of various shades of gray, pink and there are pieces that include shades of brown and apricot. This stone is also a member of the Chalcedony and Quartz families and that tend to create a magnificent circular or oval shape pattern that surrounds the “eye” of the stone.

Apache Tear: Uses and Legend

The Apache Tear is a member of the Obsidian Family. Apache Tears are most commonly found in the southwest region of the USA or in Central America. They have a natural odd shape and appearance and come in dark brown to black color. They’re not altered in any manner but may be partially transparent due to being volcanic stones. Apache Tears are still spiritual stones but are associated with protection and grounding.