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I don't need to tell you how popular sliced stone and hunks of rock crystals are. My grandfather worked with stones as a hobby for many years and when I see this trend I fondly remember him.
I can't help but consider the possibilities for a little project when I see these beauties I found via this Etsy seller.
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These small pieces of agate would be a five minute DIY to make beautiful magnets. I just saw some in a catalog.
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I have seen larger slices like the first photo as coasters. Buy a few, felt dots and make a swank set for yourself.
If you just don't want to DIY this Etsy seller (Johnyrocks) has great prices on simple hunks of pretty.
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Hurry up, I might buy this!
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Are you on board with this trend?
6 comments:
I do like it. It is hard to find one that feels right.
I love the turquoise agates. I have been looking for a reasonably priced piece of coral, but haven't found one yet. Even Home Goods is pricey on those! Have a great week!
Nancy
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I love stones and I didn't realize how simple it would be to create magnets. My grandson purchased a stone similar to the last one for us for Christmas. I love it!
Anything natural and organic, I love! Those are beautiful---such vivid hues. I would display them on top of coffee table books, window ledges, and bookcases.
Cheers,
Loi
I do like it, Kerri! I saw a post on another blog where pieces of rock crystal were mounted and framed. They were so simple and beautiful and I want to do this myself!
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LOOOOOOVE. Malachite, lapis and whatever the hot pink one is. Thanks for sharing an Etsy seller!
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