This lot is for three small Scottish agate that was found in the South Ayrshire area. Obviously we include a card with the details of where they came from with every order of Scottish rocks. 
At least one of the species has a beautiful agate pattern that is very colorful. One of these stones is a small egg shaped Scottish rock, which appears to have a tubular pattern on the bottom. The final stone of the three is an agatized basalt piece. 
These Scottish agate crystals have been tumbled in the rock tumbler to achieve a polish.
Remember that you can read more about agate and how it was formed on our Scottish rock blog.