Blue Lace Agate Moon rare Apatite is identified by the

Apatite is identified by the chemical formula Ca5(PO4)

Citrine is found in a large number of locations

especially in the form of visible crystals

exhibiting a two-dimensional sheet or layer structure

Blue Lace Agate Moon rare Apatite is identified by theBlue Laced Agate Moon Beyond Beautiful Blue agate and blue lace agate are interchangeable names of the same type of banded chalcedony belonging to the microcrystalline quartz family. Blue lace agate was discovered in Namibia, originally South West Africa. Small amounts have also been found in Brazil, China, India and various places in the United States. Agates in general are found alongside multiple other rocks and minerals, including amethyst.