Dendritic agate looks like someone painted a winter tree onto cream-white stone; the black branches are mineral deposits that grew through fine cracks in the silica. I paired it with black druzy — raw crystal rather than polish, hundreds of tiny points glittering at once. Painted pattern above, crushed sparkle below, black and white the whole way down.
Sterling silver. The two agates carry different patterns, so these are not a matched pair and never could be. That is the entire point of working with what nature made. One pair only.
