Graveyard Point Plume Agate Cabochon, Designer Cabochons Handmade by MagicStones.

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This is beautiful gemstone Graveyard Point Plume Agate from near Graveyard Point in the Owyhee Mountains of far eastern Oregon.

This translucent gem has delicate white plumes accented by sparkling black/silver marcasite encased in translucent white and amber agate.
This gem looks like a fire burning and smoking in a translucent sky of gray. Stunning.

Approximate measurements:
42mm x 29mm x 7mm
3.5mm side bezel
11.17g

I make all my cabochons by hand in my home studio. Unless otherwise noted all my gems are domed on the front and are flat with a slight bevel on the back for ease of setting. The sides are cut at a slight angle (12.5 degrees off of perpendicular). I polish the front, back and sides of each stone.

Tracking is included in the shipping costs for all U.S. orders.

Please feel free to email me with any questions.

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For US customers shipping costs include first-class postage and tracking. I place the cab in a cotton-lined gift box and then mail it in a bubble-wrap mailer.

Sorry, the post office does not offer insurance or confirmation on packages going outside the US.

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Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. If you are not pleased with the cabochon for any reason please send it back in its original condition within 7 days and I will gladly refund your money.

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The photos are taken with a Nikon SLR digital camera with a 50mm macro lens. The photos are taken 12 - 18 inches under state of the art 50-watt photography lights (4700k). I never enhance photos to make them look better, rather I do my best to capture the gem as it truly looks. I also try to take pictures with different color backgrounds to give a better idea of the stones true color. Different computer monitors may show variations in color.

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