Tree Agate

Tree Agate is a captivating variety of Dendritic Agate, defined by its opaque, snowy-white body punctuated by deep green, branching inclusions. These "tree-like" patterns are known as dendrites, formed by manganese and iron oxides that crystallized into branching structures within the quartz millions of years ago.

While often confused with its cousin, Moss Agate, Tree Agate is distinguished by its opaque white base (compared to the translucent clear/green of Moss Agate) and its more distinct, "twig-like" patterns. It is a stone that perfectly captures the stillness of a winter forest, offering a sophisticated, organic look that appeals to lovers of nature and minimalist design alike.