Orca Agate Palmstones

Orca Agate Palmstones

Orca Agate Palmstone Collection - Choose Your Ocean Guardian. Experience the mesmerizing beauty of our Orca Agate collection, featuring striking black and white patterns reminiscent of the majestic killer whales.

Choose Your Perfect Piece:

• OAA (226g) An impressive heart-shaped palm stone featuring dramatic grey and white patterns. This substantial piece fits beautifully in both hands
• OAC (120g) A generously sized palm stone with mesmerizing grey and white swirls.
• OAD - (129g) A larger palm stone featuring striking patterns that dance across its surface. The substantial size makes it excellent for both display and hands-on crystal work.
• OAF (59g) A more petite palm stone

Stone Facts:

• Orca agate is a trade name; despite the name it is generally considered a jasper-like chalcedony
• Agate is a banded variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz (silicon dioxide)
• It forms when silica-rich water fills cavities in rock and deposits layer after layer over long periods, building up the bands
• Agate sits at Mohs 6.5–7, so it takes a high polish and is durable for everyday handling

Traditional & Folklore Properties:

• Agate has been carved and worn as a talisman since ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian times, and is traditionally associated with steadiness and balance
• Traditionally linked to the Root chakra
• Associated in crystal astrology with Gemini

Product Details:

• Natural orca agate, polished palmstone
• Weights range from 59-226 grams
• You will receive the exact item shown for your chosen option

Suggested Uses:

• A pocket or hand-held stone
• Small display or collection piece
• A thoughtful gift

Important Notes:

• Colours may vary slightly depending on lighting conditions
• Natural crystals may have inclusions and surface variation
• Please allow 1–3mm difference due to manual measurement
• Photos taken to best represent true colours; may vary slightly in natural light
• Traditional and folklore properties are shared for interest only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice

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