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Fire Agate
Fire Agate is a form of chalcedony which has a bubbly looking play of color/fire in it. This is caused by layers of iron oxide forming between layers of silica. these thin layers creat various colors inside the agate, the rarest being blue. They are difficult to cut, as if you cut too far, you loose your color layers all together.
