The specimen is 200 g (7 oz), and mineral stand is included. Has been cut with one side polished.
 
Graveyard Point Plume Agate is a type of agate known for its striking, plume-like inclusions, which resemble wispy, feathery formations within the stone. It is primarily found in the Graveyard Point area near the Oregon-Idaho border in the United States. This agate is highly prized by lapidaries and collectors for its unique, intricate patterns and vibrant colors, which can include shades of white, cream, yellow, orange, red, and even purples, often set against a translucent to transparent background.
The "plumes" are created by mineral inclusions, typically manganese or iron oxides, that formed during the stone's development. These formations give each piece a one-of-a-kind appearance, making it popular for cabochons, jewelry, and polished display specimens.