Pink Agate Slice - Large Pendant Size - Agate Slices #2 - Great for Jewelry & Place Cards
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Blush pink and banded, these size #2 agate slices are big enough for a statement pendant and pretty enough to set a table. Slices can be roundish or slim and are selected at random.
Use them as bold pendants, bridal shower place cards, small coasters under a bud vase or accents in resin art. Bulk packs keep the per-slice cost low for weddings and craft businesses. If you need specific shapes or sizes, email us about cherry picking for a small fee.
About Agate Slices
Agate is a translucent variety of microcrystalline quartz, rated 7 on the Mohs scale. Its rings form as silica is deposited layer by layer inside a rock cavity, and slicing across the stone reveals those bands, often around a sparkling crystal center. Agate is slightly porous, so most vividly colored agate slices in the trade are dyed, while natural slices show grays, tans and creams.
Quantity Options
- 1 slice
- 5 slices
- 10 slices
- 25 slices
- 50 slices
- 100 slices
Size Guide for Our Agate Slices
- #000: pendants, earrings
- #00: pendants, earrings, wind chimes
- #0: pendants, wind chimes, small place cards, knobs
- #1: place cards, larger pendants, wind chimes, knobs
- #2: place cards, small coasters, large pendants
- #3: large place cards, coasters, framing
- #4: coasters, large place cards, framing
- #5: large coasters, framing, display
Additional Details
- Size #2 is our in-house size grade. See the photo with a hand for scale.
- Stock photo. Shape, banding and color vary.
- For larger agate orders or custom production from our cutters in Brazil, call 1-866-364-9777 or email sales@rockparadise.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these as wedding place cards? Yes, size #2 slices are a popular choice for place cards; paint pens and metallic markers work well on the polished face.
Can I choose specific slices? Cherry picking is available by email for a small fee.