Stinking Water Plume Agate is a remarkable old agate that was discovered in the 1950s at Stinking Water Creek near Juntura, Oregon. It is distinguished by finely detailed, white feathery plumes or flames encased in translucent agate.   This material makes elegant stand-alone cabs, artistic live edge pieces featuring the dainty tubules and plumes, or a cab backed with a color layer for a striking doublet. 

Origin:  Oregon

Dimensions:  5" x 3" and approximately 8.2 mm thick.  Weight = 122 grams.

Shown wet.  Not polished. Known flaws are shown as white lines in the final picture frame.