Incredibly Rare and Unique Mongolian Gobi Desert Agate Stones. Shaman Stone. Evil Eye Protection. AAAAA+ Very limited amount left on Earth!! Gobi Agate. Rare. Unique. Most powerful talisman preserving from evil and the amulet for luck. Used by Shamans all over the World. In ancient times these unusual stones were well known to Tibetan shamans. They were used as the type of dZi stones to be protected from evil spirits and jinx as well as to attract luck. Only several decades ago such stones with mysterious relief eyes were believed to have disappeared. But not long ago their stocks were found in the Gobi Desert of Inner Mongolia (one of China regions is called so), on the lands where the successors of Khasar – Genghis Khan’s brother – lived. Unusual stones with eyes got the name of gobi-agate. In fact the stone is a result of merging of minerals (agates and chalcedonies) with basalt, quartz crystals and slate stones as well as with relics. The relief eyes have been forming for thousands of years in the earth's interior. It seems as if nature itself creates the unique stone carving… This is not only the unique creation of nature but also a powerful talisman preserving from evil and the amulet for luck. Mining of gobi-agate is in high gear now. However, the Tibetan shamans believe that the Heavens opened this natural treasure for people not for a long period of time and it will disappear soon as suddenly as it appeared. Their opinion is shared by the scientists who think that the stocks of the “eye stone” are limited and they will disappear in the near future. Gobi Desert Agate is a stone known for being tumbled across the desert sands of Mongolia. They are polished and sculpted by wind and sand (ventifact) into amazing textures of very intricate patterns and colors, each one unique in its own way. This magical looking stone is all about transformation, transition and transcendence. Gobi Desert Agate carries a high vibration energy which can help you to connect with your higher self, your Spirit Guides and your Soul Group. It is through this connection that you will learn the why's and how's of your time here in the physical and how to make the most of it. Agate Eyes are most often found in Agate nodules, which are usually created when silica precipitates in the rock cavity. These cavities can be in the form of lava flows, fractures in the rock layers, or fossils that have dissolved over time. When the first silica layers have been deposited in the cavity walls, round droplets of silica gel begin forming in the walls. They crystallize and additional layers form, creating a concentric eye pattern. G - 27