Blue Lace Agate Neolithic and protects one after death

and protects one after death

so much so that Dragonfly Nymphs will sometimes even eat other Nymphs

dining on coarse vegetation

long hind limbs

The name itself is derived from the Greek πυρίτης (puritēs)

Blue Lace Agate Neolithic and protects one after deathBlue Lace Agate is a light blue, banded variety of Agate. Agate is a variety of silica composed of alternating layers of various colored chert or quartz. Agates were named after the Acate River in Greece where the stones were originally found. The most accepted theory as to how these Agates formed is that as lava cooled, gas and steam accumulated to form bubbles or cavities. For many eons, water that carried silica penetrated the copper and iron