This agate comes from the Gobi Desert, and it has two very different faces. One side is almost black, with a warm amber core that glows when you hold it up to the light. Turn it over and you’ll find pale rings circling a honey-coloured centre. That’s the “eye” these stones are named after.
Eye agates have long been worn as protective charms, especially against the evil eye. Agate is also known as a grounding stone, often chosen by people looking for a bit more calm and steadiness.
The pattern formed naturally, so your pendant is truly one of a kind.
