Yellow Amber Agate

Yellow agate forms when silica-rich solutions fill cavities in rock and crystallize over time, creating distinctive banded patterns. This particular specimen displays the characteristic translucent quality and warm amber to honey-yellow coloration typical of high-quality yellow agate.

Yellow agate is highly sought after by mineral collectors, crystal enthusiasts, and lapidaries who value it for both its aesthetic appeal and metaphysical properties. The vibrant color and natural patterns make it popular for display specimens, while its hardness (7 on the Mohs scale) makes it suitable for jewelry making and other decorative applications.

Brazil

Formed approximately 100-200 million years ago