STF105c Stefoinite Cabochon Chakra featuring plumes in translucent agate

featuring plumes in translucent agate with plumes in cream

Co-creating with Crystals

and golden yellow banded agate with strong parallax and extra banding details from tube inclusions and flow channels

This polished Coyamito Agate specimen features pale blue-gray banded agate in the center

It forms in veins and could also be called a jasp-agate as it combines translucent and opaque chalcedony

STF105c Stefoinite Cabochon Chakra featuring plumes in translucent agateStefoinite is a rare brecciated jasper from Wyoming, most likely Sweetwater County, discovered originally by Rudy Stefoin. Material is limited as the exact location is no longer known, and collecting last occurred in the 1970s. Typically, it shows tan jasper with brecciated patterns filled with translucent black, white, or blue chalcedony. This polished Stefoinite cabochon features varying shades of brown with black and translucent blue grey agate