This pendant features plume agate cut from our own Widowmaker mineral claim in the Oregon high desert. The stone formed when silica-rich fluids moved through open pockets underground, leaving behind branching iron-rich plumes suspended in chalcedony. Every pattern you see is natural mineral growth, not something that can be repeated or manufactured.
A green-flash labradorite cabochon sits above the agate and ignites when it catches the light. The metalwork is antiqued copper, hand-woven and burnished so the high points glow while the recessed areas stay shadowed. The wrap follows the stoneās natural movement and keeps the structure strong without overwhelming it.
āØ Stone: Widowmaker plume agate from our Oregon mineral claim, with labradorite accent
šØ Metal: Antiqued copper wire wrap
š Size: about 2.5" including bail
šØ Color Palette: Storm-grey chalcedony, smoky plumes, gold mineral staining, green labradorite flash
ā¢ Cut: High-polish cabochon, cut in-house from our own rough
Why this piece matters:
ā¢ True locality stone from our family-run mineral claims
ā¢ Distinct plume growth patterns shaped by natural iron precipitation
ā¢ Labradorite accent adds contrast and movement
ā¢ Built by hand for long-term wear
ā¢ One-of-one. When it leaves the shop, it wonāt be made again.
