Little Naches River

A fairly unfamiliar and unusual location on a hill above the Little Naches River, northwest of Yakima and in the Wenatchee National Forest. These eggs have a wonderfully soft colour scheme with predominantly green matrix and quiet grey agate. They can also display evidence of a lot of geological activity during their formation, featuring many 're-healed' breakages and natural cracks. There is a very simple ratio here though between size and cracking - the larger the stone, the more cracks they have. The tiniest baby naches 'thundernuts' can be almost pristine, but as a general rule it is very rare to find a big stone without a cobwebbing of cracks. They have a subtle beauty all their own, say I - cracks and all.

Easily the Finest Naches Pair I have Ever Seen - Water Lines, Tilt Lines and Crystal Cave

Beautiful and Finely Formed Naches Thunderegg

Thunderegg - Little Naches River

Tiny Naches Thunderegg with Crystal

Tiny Naches Thunderegg Pair

Small and Simple Naches Thunderegg with Crystal

Small and Very Neat Naches Pair

Massive Naches Thunderegg Pair

Nice double Naches Thunderegg

Colourful Mini-Naches Thunderegg

Beautiful and Precise Naches Pair

Large Naches Pair with Crystalline Centre

Large Naches River Thunderegg Pair with Opal

Naches Pair with large Agate Window

Small Naches Geode

Double Naches with Dark Agate

Naches Thunderegg with Submerged Pillowy Agate

Naches Pair with Milky Agate

Naches with Onion Ring Formation

Naches Geode with Milky Agate