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Pigeon Blood Agate

A variety of Agate

A blood-red and white variety of agate from Utah.

Classification of Pigeon Blood Agate

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    Localities for Pigeon Blood Agate

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    USA
     
    • Utah
      • Grand Co.
    www.cst.cmich.edu/users/dietr1rv/agate.htm
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