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 stone’s natural movement and keeps the structure strong without overwhelming it.
✨ Stone: Widowmaker plume agate from our Oregon mineral claim, with labradorite accent
🔨 Metal: Antiqued copper wire wrap
📏 Size: about 2.5" including bail
🎨 Color Palette: Storm-grey chalcedony, smoky plumes, gold mineral staining, green labradorite flash
♢ Cut: High-polish cabochon, cut in-house from our own rough
Why this piece matters:
• True locality stone from our family-run mineral claims
• Distinct plume growth patterns shaped by natural iron precipitation
• Labradorite accent adds contrast and movement
• Built by hand for long-term wear
• One-of-one. When it leaves the shop, it won’t be made again.
