Lore & Heritage
In ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, banded circular nodules known as "Eye Agates" were venerated as divine eyes reflecting back the gaze of warlocks. Persian magi burned agates during severe droughts or tempests to alter weather patterns. During the European Renaissance, the German hamlet of Idar-Oberstein grew into the undisputed world capital of gemstone carving fueled by local agate deposits.











































































































