Eagle Rock Plume Agate Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Spectrolite It was first ran by

It was first ran by my father

Measurements (inches - longest - approx): 4

thanks to obsidian’s natural conchoidal fracture and glassy breakage

Coprolite gains its colors from present minerals

There are some great cutters in here

Eagle Rock Plume Agate Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Spectrolite It was first ran byEagle Rock Plume Agate is an old oregon classic from Central Oregon near Prineville! This old stock classic was found in the 1940s by Shirley Quant, but it was many years later that it was mined, do to someone else claiming it while he served! It has a gorgeous variety of colors, well defined moss agate, some red rhyolite that takes a nice polish, and can also have some amazing multi colored moss! When you get a good one, Eagle Rock is a personal