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Light diffraction through the rock's crystal lattice results in the schiller's effect, which leads to the fiery colors that the stones come in, hence the name 'Fire Agate.' Fire agates belong to the chalcedony family, distant relatives of the quartz. While there are numerous types of chalcedonies, The Fire Agate stands out due to its mesmerizing colors. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: The Benefits and Properties of Fire Agate


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The Benefits and Properties of Fire Agate
External Beauty can be quite deceiving the same,
however, cannot be said for gemstones. While
being beautiful and incredibly hypnotic,
gemstones have held value, both spiritual and
monetary, for humanity since the dawn of
civilization. The Fire Agate is one such gemstone.
To know about this amazing gemstone in detail,
keep reading.
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Genesis Millions of years ago, during the
tertiary period when hot lava spewed from the
earth's crust. These rocks were formed due to
increased volcanic activity. This stone was
formed when the hot water rich in silica filled
the cracks in the volcanic rock. These rocks come
in vibrant rainbow colors and bear semblance to
opal. Light diffraction through the rock's
crystal lattice results in the schiller's effect,
which leads to the fiery colors that the stones
come in, hence the name 'Fire Agate.' Fire agates
belong to the chalcedony family, distant
relatives of the quartz. While there are numerous
types of chalcedonies, The Fire Agate stands out
due to its mesmerizing colors. The ferrite ore
is responsible for diffracting light, so that
bright hues of red, orange, and yellow
illuminate the entire stone as if symbolizing a
burning flame. Fire Agate is found in parts of
North America and Mexico. The Fire Agate, as the
name suggests, is representative of the fire
element. Significance This stone signifies the
property of rebirth. Fire is generally considered
a destructive element however, in the case of
The Fire Agate, the direct comparison to
destruction is made to create one must first
destroy. This analogy relates that a full bowl
can not be filled any further to gain
knowledge, one must remove the worries and second
thoughts about a task. You can only make a
better future on an entirely new slate, free from
the burden of your past. This stone will
energize you and get you fired up for any
challenge that life throws at you. Usage and
Implication The Fire Agate is a stone that
promotes better relationships and creativity
therefore, you should wear it over the place
where the base of all relationships comes from,
i.e., The Heart. The Fire Agate will form a
protection around the wearer which will prevent
the person from using it from falling into bad
relationships and worse career choices. This
stone is said to have the spiritual and sexual
relationships of an individual. Though not
having a heart chakra, the crimson color does
provide some dominion over the heart. This
stone, often called 'The Stone of Eternal Youth,'
is said to alleviate sexual dysfunction and
boost an individual's romantic life.
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Prices and Rarity Just as diamonds, the Fire
Agate prices differ with the shapes they are cut
in rather than the material's rarity. However,
the Agates with brighter distinctive colors, more
often than not, go for a premium. A generic
fire agate usually goes for about 75 to 100,
which speaking in terms of gemstones, isn't
much. However, agates with better quality cuts
and brighter colors will cost you a lot
higher. Conclusion Doing your research before
buying gemstones, especially agates, can help you
get duped or have negative consequences of
buying an incorrect gem that doesn't suit them.
Always buy stones that speak to you personally
and the natures that conform with your
personality.
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