5 lbs Unopened Mixed Geodes - Whole Agate Nodules - Break Your Own STEM Kit
The Mystery of the Midwest: Unopened Kentucky Geodes & Agate Nodules
Explore the hidden wonders of the Midwest with these authentic, unrefined geological specimens. Sourced from sites around the central United States, these specimens feature the classic "cauliflower" rind texture—a primary indicator of potential hollowness and internal crystal growth. Whether you are looking for sparkling quartz and calcite-lined geodes or dense, banded chalcedony and agate nodules, this "mine run" material offers the ultimate "first-look" privilege: the chance to be the first human to ever witness the internal contents of these ancient rocks,
Choose Your Adventure: Custom Sizing for Every Need
We have meticulously washed, cleaned, and sorted our inventory into four distinct size tiers to ensure you get exactly what you need for your equipment:
Small (1" – 2.5"): Ideal for rock tumblers, small cabochons, or high-volume classroom "break-your-own" kits. Approximately 12-18 specimens included.
Medium (2.5"–4"): The versatile standard for hand-splitting or small trim saws. Approximately 4-7 specimens included.
Large (4"–8"): Premium lapidary rough. These heavy nodules are perfect for slabbing on 10"+ saws to reveal large-scale banding and crystal structures. Approximately 1-2 specimens included.
Nature’s Disclaimer & Our Quality Guarantee
While we sort for indicators like weight and texture to increase the probability of finding hollow "rattlers," please remember that nature determines the interior. These specimens are sold as "unopened" and "unsearched," meaning they may range from hollow crystal caves to solid, semi-solid, or banded agate nodules—all of which are prized for different reasons by collectors and cutters.
Your safety is our priority. When opening these specimens, always wear ANSI-approved safety goggles. If you are hand-splitting, we highly recommend the "Sock Method": place the specimen inside a heavy-duty sock or canvas bag before striking with a rock hammer to contain flying fragments. For lapidary artists using saws or grinders, always work wet and use a properly fitted respirator (N95 or better) to avoid inhaling silica dust. By purchasing, the buyer assumes all responsibility for the safe handling and processing of these natural materials.