This tower is like a nature hike in crystal form. Mossy greens and creamy whites layer like soil, stone, and mist, but then—surprise!—fiery little orange flashes peek through like autumn leaves caught under frost. The bands and waves look like tree rings or winding roots, and one side even has that dreamy, moss-trail texture that feels almost alive.
Formation: Moss Agate is a form of chalcedony, a type of quartz, formed when mineral-rich water seeps into pockets of volcanic rock. As the silica crystallises, other minerals like chlorite or iron weave their way in, creating the mossy inclusions that give this crystal its forest-like look. Over thousands of years, those minerals lock into place, like nature sketching its own little landscape.
Vibe Check: This one’s grounded but not boring. It’s got the calm energy of a forest floor and the quiet spark of something waiting to grow. For anyone who loves nature, surprises, and the feeling of being completely present.
