Import Agate : Rough Or Cutting Half, Slices, Cabs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

Tradding supplies agate in rough, cutting half, slice and cabochon forms, all sourced from Timor Island in Indonesia. The material exhibits natural banding patterns typical of Indonesian agate, with variations in translucency and colour depth depending on the deposit. Pieces are available in raw or polished finishes, the latter revealing the stone’s layered structure and enhancing its decorative appeal.

The rough agate retains its natural surface and internal inclusions, while polished halves and slices expose the concentric banding and quartz veining that define agate’s aesthetic. Typical industry grades for Indonesian agate include A to C classes, with A grade showing the most vivid, uniform banding and minimal fractures. Cabochons are pre-shaped for jewellery use, with standard dome heights of 3 - 8 mm and diameters from 10 to 40 mm, though custom dimensions can be cut to order.

Bulk buyers include jewellery manufacturers, lapidary artisans and interior design firms seeking natural stone accents. The material suits inlays, beads, pendant centres and decorative objects. Trade terms for this supplier require confirmation of MOQ, packaging and Incoterms directly with Tradding, as these are not specified in the listing. Timber Island origin is a key differentiator for buyers seeking Indonesian agate’s distinct colour palette and banding complexity.

Tradding operates from Jalan Hati Mulia, Jalan Basuki Rahmat Kefa in Ttu, Indonesia, focusing on the export of natural agate sourced from Timor Island. The supplier’s profile indicates an imported tier classification with a harbor trust tier, reflecting its role in facilitating cross-border trade of Indonesian gem materials.

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