Graveyard Point Agate Cabochon 71.9ct

Graveyard Point Agate Cabochon 71.9ctGraveyard Point Agate is another stone in our repertoire from basalt lines in East Oregon, along the Idaho Oregon border. Named after it's mined location, Graveyard Point Agate is famous for it's white feathery plumes set in greys with inclusions of yellow, pink and red. Hand cut by Sarah, this lovely large oval shows new detail every time you look it through the glossy window overlay that is characteristic of agate. Dimensions at widest points: 4.

Carats: 57cts

Sarah has managed to source some of the finest examples of Imperial Jasper in the UK

Carats: 33

Mexico and is a very diverse stone coming in many different colours

The ranch is now in the hands of government and conservation organizations

This jasper is extremely rare and hard to find

the more reasonable explanation to this would be that turquoise is a porous stone so when it is worn next to the skin it can absorb oil from ones body therefore causing it to change colour

Rarity: Very rare

This plume asymmetric cabochon has beautiful red and brown tones through that glossy window characteristic of agates

The vast majority of turquoise for sale will have gone through a process of stabilisation

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Rarity: Extinct