All our Geodes are natural and unaltered. 
Varieties that we commonly find can include, but not limited to: 
•Quartz Crystal geodes 
•solid crystal nodules (Quartz colors vary)
•hollow “rattlers” / shakers
•druzy/ drusy/ microcrystalline “sparkles”
•botroydial crystals “starburst”/ “snowballs”
•botroydial chalcedony (blue, grey, white, orange)
•Kentucky Agate
•terminated and double-terminated quartz crystal points 
•A wide variety of quartz colors can include but not limited to: smokey, clear, reds, pinks, golden healer, yellow, milky, white, fire, orange, tangerine, peach, rose, carnelian, ferruginous, rainbow (+more)
•pale lavender amethyst 
•raw clear quartz mass
•fluorescents
•calcite (less common)
•dogtooth calcite
•dolomite (rare)
•agatized coral fossils & more!
*These geodes were ethically sourced from our private property in central Kentucky. Please visit our local gem & mineral society Mindat.org for more details and information on the geodes and minerals that can be found in our area. We are located near Halls Gap, popular mining site in Lincoln County, KY.
A useful tutorial on how to open geodes can be found at:
https://www.wikihow.com/Crack-Open-a-Geode