Amazonite and Carnelian Geode Agate Coaster
$19.00
1 in stock
Amazonite and Carnelian Geode Agate Coaster
This one-of-a-kind Geode Agate Coaster was made with Amazonite and Carnelian Crystals, and some chunky Copper Glitter, in Jewelry Grade Resin. The sides are finished in a Copper color. Use this unique Coaster while you enjoy your morning Cappuccino, or that end-of-day, well deserved, glass of Wine.
We’ve included a video above, for a more detailed view.
The Coffee Cup shown in the second photo is there for demonstration purposes only. It is not included.
Color: Green/Orange/Copper
Measurements: approx. 4.30″ W x .50” H
Weight: 4.91 oz.
If you want to create your own Geode Agate Coaster, this piece was made with our Geode Agate Coaster Silicone Mold A.
NOTE: Because our products are handmade, and resin is not a perfect medium, finished pieces might have slight imperfections (bubbles, small holes, bumps, indents, etc.) If they exist, none of them will detract from the look or effectiveness of the product. This product is not made for children because it has small parts and could have sharp edges.
Purchase with confidence: You will receive the exact Geode Agate Coaster shown here.
Crystal Size Comparison Chart
Dust/Sand: Not measurable
Triple Zero (000): Under 1 mm
Double Zero (00): 1 to 3 mm
Zero (0): 3 to 5 mm
S1: 4 to 6 mm
L1: 5 to 7 mm
Size 2: 6 to 10 mm
Extra Small: 8 to 15 mm
Small: 12 to 20 mm
Medium: 18 to 25 mm
Large: 20 to 30 mm
XL: 30 to 50 mm
NOTE: Color, size, and shape will vary due to the fact that these are natural stones. Also, colors may vary, depending on your monitor settings, and may differ from the actual color of the item.
• Never use a torch or open flame with Silicone Molds.
• Never use anything sharp or abrasive, inside the mold.
• Always use high quality Epoxy Resin products and follow the mixing and pouring directions for that product.
• Keep your mold clean - Keep dust away by storing it in a plastic bag, and only use tape or warm water to clean it.
• The glossy surface of molds will fade away with repeated use. When this happens you will have to topcoat your finished piece, or purchase a new mold.
