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@@joslifejourney7599 yeah, I know, I cut several open as well. Although they are in some way heat treated or died or some combination of both, the patterns you see in these rocks are really in there. It's actually kind of interesting because what that does is bring out more definition to let you see what's really going on in the patterns that are naturally in the rock. I still find them extremely enjoyable to look at.

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@@dononeal3313 I believe it. It's almost like looking at Clouds everybody seems to have a little different perspective. Thank you for watching

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I know the color is enhanced, however, each stone is a real stone, and the patterns in the stones are authentically in there. I kind of like that they've been colorized because you can really see the detail in the patterns. As you saw, some of these stones have really crazy animal like features and those aren't painted in there, they are really patterns naturally formed in the rock. Super enjoyable to look at, but, the color is not natural, yes.

Thank you yes, while these agates may have some "assistance" in getting their awesome colors, I'm still impressed with them and I'm amazed at some of the patterns that are really in the rocks.

Thank you. Yes the Madagascar agates pretty much all came polished.

Yeah I know there's some type of a treatment that they must do. I don't know how they could dye them so intricately though. Normally when agate is dyed its 1 or 2 colors.

Yeah I don’t know how they do it either but they are beautiful, Although I prefer to find and tumble my own stones from the Great Lakes I have purchased a few of them. They are very cool.

When rocks are dyed, the whole Agate is one color. They're not dyed, but there may some other process involving Heating that makes them get such spectacular color I'm really not sure. I know the shapes and images in the rocks are all natural

@@agatemaster4243 I wish I could attach a photo of the 12 dyed agates I have here that are dyed and are not all one color. I'm not saying yours are.

@@jennielee3977 well, I can see possibly having more than one color when a rock is dyed, but not with such intricate detail. There are tiny little spaces that have different colors. If they had been color dyed you would not be able to get that specific. Unless there's some unknown technology I'm not aware of

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've got such a wild imagination that I'm always very entertained looking at rocks!

Thank you for your comments! You know, you're exactly right about the seagull. I always knew Dove didn't really fit but it definitely looks a lot more like a seagull. Also, on my hearthstone, did you come up with understanding mary, joseph, and the baby all by yourself or did you look at other comments and see someone else say it? Also, I definitely see Mary and baby Jesus now, but I'm not so sure about where Joseph is. Can you sort of describe that to me? Yeah, there are apparently always some rude people and troll types whenever you make a video that gets a decent number of views. Oh well, for the most part it seems like people are enjoying it. Thank you and look forward to hearing back from you.

I purchased most of these rocks pre polished. I'm sure they used a tumbler. I use a tumbler to polish almost all of my rocks.

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you.

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah I can see that, it's amazing how people looking at the same thing can view a different ways

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I have cut and Polished a lot of rocks, but the ones in this video were polished when I purchased them.

Most of the ones you see in this video I bought online and already polished. I bought them off of ebay. In almost all cases, the sellers didn't know that there were images in there because I spent a bunch of time examining the pictures and figured it out myself. In some cases I bought a rock and then discovered pictures after I bought it. They're still for sale on eBay if you want to type in Madagascar banded Agate that's what they were.

@@agatemaster4243 Thanks for that information but I am interested in knowing how they come to be in that condition. Was it just from tumbling or was there another process? If you know.

@@susanmann2562 after having these for several years, I'm convinced that the rocks are genuine agates from madagascar. However, I think that they have some type of process that they enhance the color more intensely than it is naturally. The images and pictures and shapes you're seeing in the Rock are actually in the rock, but some of the colors I think have been enhanced by heating or chemicals. I'm not quite sure.

@@agatemaster4243 Thank you. They are beautiful. I just wondered if I could get similar results from just tumbling. I guess the only way to find out is to do it. Thanks again for the info.

@@susanmann2562 you can get similar results by tumbling agates. If you use the right technique they can get highly polished just like the ones in the video.

Most of the ones here I purchased polished. I do polish a lot of my own stones and cut them, but the Madagascar agates come that way.

I have not bought any of these in rough form. I have purchased all of them on ebay. Madagascar agates.

Thank you!

Painted beauties!!!

The stones are real, but I think the colors may have been enhanced. The way they turned out is completely random. The people selling these did not know that they had these images. I examined the stones online and saw a number of the images myself, however, I noticed many things after I purchased them.

I bought mine on ebay. Some of the stones in the video I either found, or got from friends, but it does look like the ones on Temu are the same. Since this video, I've come to believe that the stones are real agates from madagascar, however, they do some sort of a treatment to enhance the color. While I'm not too excited about that, the shapes and designs in the Rock are real so all the birds and frogs and such are really in the Rock they've just been enhanced in color.

Your beautiful heart piece to me looks like a mother giving birth and then holding up her child ! Absolutely Beautiful ❤️ That is one I'll remember. Thank you for sharing your most intimate piece !

@@AncintArt2ndColony thank you and I'm glad that you like them. Sometimes I can't believe the rocks that I have, I just am stunned that I even own them. Anyway, it's amazing that you saw the mother giving birth and her holding the child. On one of the angles on that rock I too feel like I see the back of a woman caressing her child looking down at it up on her breast. I have more of a private video that I set to music that shows close-ups of these rocks. Take a look at it, I think you will enjoy it! God bless. ua-cam.com/video/JbQSfRkdhTg/v-deo.htmlsi=cBVqsN-HJ6Qxgjsq

Hello, most of the Rocks I've shown in this video are not ones that I personally found. I bought them on ebay. Go to eBay and type in Madagascar banded agate there's a bunch for sale on there that are the same as what I have. Yeah, they are extremely enjoyable to look at. Have a good day and God bless.

Thanks!!

Thank you, I agree and I'm still stunned from looking at them!

Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed it! God bless.