Montana agate

Create custom jewelry with Yogo sapphires or find hidden treasures like Montana Moss Agate along Yellowstone River. Dive into the colorful tapestry of gemstones that make Montana truly special. Experience the adventure!

Agates are gemstones renowned for their alluring banding, kaleidoscopic colors, and polished glow. They are breathtaking spectacles of Mother Nature! From the o

The Yellowstone River is the most prominent river flowing through Southeast Montana and along its shore you can rockhound a variety of rocks such as jasper, petrified wood and quartz but the most notable find is the Montana moss agate. These are no ordinary agates; they are a one-of-a-kind rock, that are located only along the banks and beds of the Yellowst

Straight from the Yellowstone River in Montana. Montana agate that has minimal fractures and color. Big enough for slabbing. 10 pounds per order. *pictures are not of exact rocks sent, used for an example. Some pictures may be wet to show the colors that enrich the agate. Montana Agate Shack is just off the alluvial gravel of the yellowstone river. With a small store based in Forsyth Montana. Eddie White is a federally certified Captain, that does guided river trips on the Yellowstone River…

Silverhawk's gemstones. lazulite, regency rose, raspberry tube agate, Horse Canyon agate, Marra Mamba, tiger eye, nipomo marcasite, stone canyon, carnelian, psilomelane, Owyhee, botswana, condor, Dryhead, ocean jasper, Biggs jasper, pietersite, lapis lazuli

Sapphires, agates, gold and fossils are just some of the geological treasures you'll find in Montana. Here's a list of some of the best rockhounding sites in Montana.

I like to go out in evening and search the gravel bars of the Yellowstone River. The setting sun will make the moss agates glow amongst the other rocks.

Sapphires, agates, gold and fossils are just some of the geological treasures you'll find in Montana. Here's a list of some of the best rockhounding sites in Montana.

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A childhood viewing of some mesmerizing Montana agate specimens, along with a chance encounter later in life, reignited author Jim Landon's interest.