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Kentucky Agate: A Rare Kentucky Gem!

Kentucky agate isn't just any rock; these are truly special, highly sought-after quartz formations. You'll find them in a stunning array of vibrant colors—deep reds, warm oranges, even striking blacks—each with its own unique, swirling patterns. What makes them so remarkable is their rarity and local origin: unlike most agates formed by volcanic activity, ours were created millions of years ago right here in Kentucky's ancient sediments. Discovering a perfect specimen feels like unearthing a genuine piece of the past.

Hunting Cool Rocks: A Lifelong Passion!

For as long as I can remember, collecting rocks has been one of my absolute favorite things to do. The hunt for Kentucky agate and geodes is a huge part of that passion! After a good rain, I head out to the streambeds and gravel beds right here in east-central Kentucky, searching for these ancient beauties. It's truly a thrilling treasure hunt, not just for stunning geological finds, but sometimes you even get lucky and uncover a Native American artifact, connecting you to history in an amazing way.

Unveiling Secrets with the Slab Saw!

This is where the real magic happens at LiamsLab. With my industrial-grade slab saw, I slice into raw geological treasures, stones that have been hidden for millions of years. Each cut is like peeling back layers of time, revealing the incredible, vibrant patterns and breathtaking formations that nature has painstakingly crafted over eons. It’s an amazing feeling to be the very first person to witness the ancient beauty held within every single stone, transforming a raw discovery into a polished revelation. Sometimes you may have to cut 100 rocks to find one amazing agate!

Liam's Lab - Rock of the Month - September 2025

Rock of the Month for August

This month we have a special piece from agate craftsman Jerry Flynn! This rock is a slab of Kentucky Agate that is the size of a dinner plate! It has incredible fortification banding and quartz crystals. This is truly a unique specimen. Once again, huge thanks to Jerry Flynn for giving us this piece!

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