Polyhedral Agate Matched Pair — Dark Honey Geode, Brazil

Polyhedral Agate Pair — Dark with Honey Geode, Paraíba Brazil (86 g)

Grounding • Structure • Inner Clarity • Natural Geometry

This Polyhedral Agate pair from Paraíba, Brazil preserves the angular, flat-sided geometry that defines this rare formation. The specimen presents a dark outer body with a lighter interior band, honey-toned geode pockets on both halves, and a shortwave UV response that reveals green fluorescence within the agate.

Unlike traditional rounded agate nodules, Polyhedral Agates formed within angular cavities, creating naturally geometric structures that reflect the space they once occupied. This pair retains both the exterior form of the original nodule and the interior expression revealed when opened.

This listing is for the exact specimen shown. Specimen A

Polyhedral Agate Specs

• Weight: 86 g / 3.03 oz
• Dimensions: 87 x 41 x 24 mm / 3.43 x 1.61 x 0.94 in
• Specimen Size: Small Cabinet
• Origin: Garguelo Farm, Cachoeira dos Índios, Paraíba State, Brazil
• Stone Family: Agate / Chalcedony / Quartz
• Mineral Classification: Silicate
• Formula: SiO₂
• Habit: Natural polyhedral / flat-sided formation
• Formation: Silica deposition within angular cavities
• Color: Dark gray-black, honey, cream, and translucent banding
• UV Response: Green fluorescence under shortwave UV
• Acrylic Base: Included — approx. 74 x 74 x 24 mm
• Chakra: Root • Third Eye
• Intention: Grounding • Focus • Inner Clarity
• Hardness: Approx. 6.5–7

Geological Notes

Polyhedral Agates from Paraíba are recognized for their naturally angular structure. Their flat-sided geometry is not carved, but instead reflects the shape of earlier mineral spaces that were later filled by silica-rich solutions.

This specimen preserves both the exterior geometry of the original nodule and the internal banding revealed when cut. The honey-toned geode pockets add contrast and depth against the darker agate body, while the UV response highlights trace mineral activity within the structure.

Specimen Condition

This is a natural mineral specimen pair with polished interior faces, rough outer edges, visible surface texture, and natural color variation. Minor edge irregularities and cavity openings are consistent with this material. Please review photographs for exact condition.

Energetic Notes

Agate is traditionally associated with grounding and stability. The angular geometry of this pair creates a structured presence, often interpreted as supporting focus, clarity, and internal alignment.

Placement Ideas

Displays beautifully on the included acrylic base in a curio cabinet, mineral tray, or collector shelf. The UV response also makes it well suited for display within a shortwave UV setup.

Mystic Parcel Notes

Selected for its preserved nodule geometry, honey geode pockets, strong contrast, and UV response. Natural variation is part of the specimen’s geological character.

Included: Exact specimen shown and acrylic display base.  Specimen A

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