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Fighting Blood Agate Matched Pair — Hebei, China
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Fighting Blood Agate — Matched Pair
A matched pair of Fighting Blood Agate from Hebei Province, China — split from a single nodule to reveal mirrored faces of soft peach, pink, and amber banding with sparkling druzy pockets. The delicate pink tones and flowing patterns make this an unusually beautiful example of the variety.
Matched pairs preserve both halves of the original nodule — mirror images of the same geological moment. Display open like a book or closed as a single stone.
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What is Fighting Blood Agate?
Fighting Blood Agate is a rare variety of agate found in Hebei Province, China. These agates formed in gas cavities within ancient basalt flows, where silica-rich fluids slowly deposited layer after layer of chalcedony over millions of years. The coloration comes from iron oxide and manganese deposits — ranging from vivid reds and blacks to softer pinks and peaches depending on mineral concentration. The most collectible specimens display sharp banding, complex swirling patterns, and natural druzy crystal pockets.
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- Stone: Fighting Blood Agate (chalcedony, SiO₂)
- Form: Matched pair — split nodule with polished faces
- Origin: Hebei Province, China
- Color: Peach, pink, amber banding with druzy
- Includes both halves — sold as a pair
- One of a kind
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