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Lilangabi Agate – 77 mm | Chromatography & Waterlines

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A collector-grade specimen from the Lilangabi deposit, Lebombo Mountains. The face displays strong chromatography — warm amber-gold and sard-orange banding in the outer zones transitions into cool grey chalcedony at the centre, with clear waterlines running horizontally across the face. A well-defined floater sits suspended within the upper chalcedony field. The lower section presents deep orange and black banding with fluid, undulating character. Discovered and exclusively sourced by Elemental Treasure, and hand-lapped in house.

Specifications:
- Origin: Lebombo Mountains, Southern Africa
- Face Size: 77 mm (longest edge)
- Dimensions: 77 mm × 41 mm × 48 mm
- Weight: 177 g
- Treatment: None
- Finish: Hand-lapped
- Grade: Collector specimen
- Features: Chromatography, waterlines, floater
- SKU: LIL00048

Each Lilangabi agate is a natural stone formed over millions of years. The Lilangabi deposit — 'flame' in SiSwati — was discovered in August 2025 by Kent Alcock, prospector and co-founder of Elemental Treasure, in a remote valley in the Lebombo Mountains. These specimens are cut and hand-lapped in house. Natural, with no treatments, dyes, or enhancements.

You will receive the exact item shown in the photos. All photographs are captured without filters or digital enhancement to show the true character of the stone.

Please take note of the measurements and view all photos carefully before purchasing.

Part of the Lilangabi Agate collection — discovered and exclusively sourced by Elemental Treasure.

Shipping:
Dispatched from South Africa. Estimated delivery is 7–10 working days depending on destination and customs clearance. International buyers should be aware that import taxes or VAT may apply.

Care & Display:
Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners. Display away from direct sunlight to preserve natural colour. Handle with care as agates can chip if dropped on hard surfaces.

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