Origin: McDonald Ranch, Madras, Oregon, USA

Description: This rough Angel Wing Agate from Oregon features natural agate material with soft white, grey, cream, tan, and sometimes pale blue or lavender-toned chalcedony. The stone often has a rough, uneven surface with wispy patterns, cloudy zones, small pockets, and wing-like formations or plume-style markings that give this Oregon agate its name. As rough material, it is suitable for lapidary cutting, cabochon making, polishing, wire wrapping, collecting, or display, depending on the shape and stability of each piece.

Angel Wing Agate is one of the named agate varieties associated with Oregon’s well-known agate deposits. Oregon has a long history of producing collectible agates, jaspers, thundereggs, and chalcedony from both desert and western-area localities. Angel Wing Agate is appreciated for its softer colour range and natural feathered or wing-like internal patterns, making it a good material for lapidary artists looking for subtle, natural movement in the stone.

Spiritually, agate is often associated with grounding, patience, balance, and steady emotional energy. Angel Wing Agate is commonly connected with calmness, protection, gentle support, and peace of mind. Many crystal users view it as a soothing stone for easing stress, quieting the mind, and encouraging a more settled emotional state.

Chemical Composition: SiO2

Grade: Lapidary Grade
Appearance: Translucent/Opaque
Inclusions: N/A

Approximate Size of 1 pc: 53mm x 33mm x 26mm
Approximate Weight of 1 pc: 45g

Rough is rough. We do our best to grade and describe pieces in the lot, but ultimately, they all differ.