I Can’t Believe How Beautiful These African Gems Are! (Malawi Agates) | Lapidary Grinding

Colorful Bands Hidden Inside Rough Gems (African Malawi Agates)

I used my 8" Cabking with a brand new 220 grit diamond wheel to grind away the rough and dirty husk on these African stones. After grinding, it revealed beautiful colors. These African Gems are Malawi Agates and can vary in size and color, some of the most colorful in the world! I hope you enjoyed and make sure to see the macro pictures at the end of the video!
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