Moss Agate, a gemstone highly coveted by consumers, remains in high demand, yet its journey from mine to market often remains shrouded in mystery. In a bid for transparency, Columbia Gem House introduces an option where consumers can trace the origins of this sought-after gem.
Sourced from Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India, Columbia Gem House‘s Moss Agate is mined by a single miner in collaboration with local farmers. This unique partnership not only ensures sustainable land use but also promotes a mutually beneficial relationship between mining and agriculture. Mining operations are timed to coincide with the agricultural cycle, ensuring minimal disruption to farming activities.
Renowned for its distinctive veining, Moss Agate is a cryptocrystalline quartz that captures opaque green veins, resembling moss-like vegetation. With its patterns echoing the earth’s natural allure, Moss Agate offers a unique connection to nature.
Columbia Gem House presents its first round of cutting, offering Moss Agate in a variety of shapes and sizes, including hex tablets, emerald cuts, faceted rounds, sugarloaf cabs, baguettes, and small pears. Each cut showcases the inherent beauty of Moss Agate in its own unique way.
As consumers explore Columbia Gem House‘s Moss Agate collection, they’re invited to experience a profound connection to nature. Grounded in the beauty of Moss Agate, consumers can immerse themselves in the tranquility and splendor of the natural world.
Experience the ethically sourced allure of Moss Agate with Columbia Gem House, where transparency meets timeless beauty.