Rare 'Orange Star' Thunderegg half from Hermanas, New Mexico

Only ONE of it's kind! I was not able to find any other thundereggs on the web from this source!

Small, colorful agate conglomerates embedded in  large thundereggs with dark to light "mushroom" patterns. Usually a white rhyolite matrix with small agates. The agates are typically colorless rimmed with reddish orange primary bands and a few thundereggs contain colorful banded agates comparable to Laguna Agates.

This specimen has a lovely rectangle of banded agate with a hollow druzy center. The remaining agate pieces are solids, with some orange translucent agate halves embedded in the white matrix. Very unusual. The Orange Star Site has been mined out as of 2022. 

• Smooth, polished front
• Old Stock collection- location mined out in 2022
• Small cabinet, 4” x 3.5 x 1.25”
• Orange Star Site, Hermanas, Luna County, New Mexico 

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