H R Agate Export

Onyx is a variety of gemstone that comes from Chalcedony – a silicate mineral, mostly made of calcite (similar to marble and granite), which usually features contrasting layers of colour.

• Material: Natural agate slices (dyed purple for a vibrant look)

• Finish: Hand-polished, electroplated 24K gold rim

• Price Range: ₹1,200 – ₹2,800 per set

• Where to Buy:

  • Bespoke Home Jewels (India) – 24K gold-plated agate coasters

  • The Purple Pony – “Purple Agate Coasters Set of 4”

  • Kalpané India – natural stone & gold-trimmed tableware

  • Amazon India / Arcedior – search “purple agate coasters gold trim”

• Selenite Coaster – Studd Muffyn: Budget option in India labelled simply “Selenite Coaster”.

• Selenite Seven Chakra Plain Coaster Medium: A plain (though name references “Seven Chakra” but appears mostly undecorated) size medium 

• Selenite Round Coaster Large: Larger size, higher price (~₹2000); good if you want a bigger coaster.

• Natural Selenite Crystal Coaster 14 cm: Very large decorative size (14 cm) – might function more as a tray than simple drink-coaster.

• Agatesvibe Selenite Crystal Charging Plate/Coaster: Versatile version that can act as coaster and as crystal-charging plate (~₹390).

• Selenite Charging Plate 9 cm Round: Smaller size (~9 cm) – may be more suitable for small cups or as display piece.

• The last two entries are repeats (alt options) to show size/price variety.

• “White onyx” is sometimes used loosely in trade to mean a light translucent stone, but mineralogically “onyx” is typically black/banded chalcedony. Many so‐called “white onyx” pieces are actually calcite/travertine or light onyx marble. For example, discussions show “white onyx” may be banded calcite in some cases. Reddit+2Reddit+2

• However many home‐goods sellers do use “white onyx” to describe attractive white/cream veined stone coaster sets. For example: “Hand-crafted from White Onyx … featuring unique veining, making each piece one of a kind.”

• If you want genuine “white onyx” and gold plating (or gold edging), check:

  • Stone type: “white onyx”, “white onyx marble”, “crystal stone”, etc.

  • Edging: Is the gold plating real (gold‐tone metal) or simply brass/gold paint?

  • Finish/care instructions: Stone will need gentle cleaning; avoid acids if it’s calcite/travertine.

  • Base & thickness: Stone is heavier; check size/weight so you know you're getting quality.

  • Bottom protection: Felt or pads on the bottom to protect furniture.

• Pink / rose-tone stone: agate or rose quartz with visible pink hue.

• Edge detail: Most list “gold trim”, “gold plating”, “gold edge” which matches your “gold plating” requirement.

• Stone material: Many mention “natural agate stone”, “rose quartz”, “agate/stone” rather than resin or purely decorative.

• Indian availability: Some items are from Indian sites (e.g., the Homearte / Kalpané listings in the search results) which means shipping to Gujarat should be easier. For example, there’s a listing: “Pink agate Stone coaster with electroplating” in a PDF from an Indian manufacturer.

• Again, the one from Kalpané: “Rose Quartz Coasters with Gold Trim” in India.

• Material Check: “Green onyx” can mean natural banded onyx (calcite-based) or dyed marble; confirm genuine stone if you want translucence.

• Edge Detail: Ask whether it’s 24K gold plating, brass inlay, or gold paint—the look is similar, but durability differs.

• Surface Protection: Ensure the bottom has felt pads or rubber dots to prevent scratches.

• Care: Clean with a soft, damp cloth only—no acids or harsh cleaners (onyx is calcium-based).

• Stone Authenticity: Blue onyx is rarer; sometimes sellers use blue-dyed agate. Ask for natural (undyed) stone if you want genuine onyx.

• Gold Quality: “Gold plated” could mean 24 K electroplating or brass tone—clarify with seller.

• Finish & Protection: Look for felt pads on bottom to avoid scratching furniture.

• Cleaning: Wipe gently; avoid acidic cleaners (onyx = calcium carbonate, reacts to acids).

Since you asked specifically for a coaster with carving, I’d suggest going for something like the Yantra-carved or moon-engraved versions (first two in the list). They hit the “carving” requirement and have decorative appeal.
Ensure you check: