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Enhydro agate

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Enhydro Agate(Water Agate): Are agates that have water with a air bubble in it or they have been broken open. You can see the crystalline center of the broken geode. The water inside the whole ones has been trapped there for millions of years. They are a rare mineral specimen.

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