Did you know that Moss Agate is actually a form of microcrystalline quartz or chalcedony rather than an agate? The absence of circular banding, a feature shared by all agate variations, is enough to identify this stone as not being an agate. Moss agate, also known as "Gardner's stone," gained popularity in Europe during the Middle Ages and was utilised by farmers, who buried it in fields and hanged it on trees. They thought that this stone's supernatural abilities may aid in reaping bountiful harvests and provide protection for the crops from mice and weeds. We'll be discussing Moss Agate rings in this blog.