Ochoco Green Moss Agate Slab! Old Stock Lapidary Stone Slab! Moroccan Agate Glue may have been used

Glue may have been used to heal fractures and to stabilize the fossil

Badger Pocket is pretty unique in the fact that its composed of both Silica and Opal

and is a very rare Oregon Plume

This material is generally ocean fossils that have been dissolved/eaten by bacteria

Ochoco Green Moss Agate Slab! Old Stock Lapidary Stone Slab! Moroccan Agate Glue may have been usedOchoco Green Moss Agate is an old stock material from the Ochoco Mountains of Oregon! Its original location is unknown, and all of LapidaryCentrals Ochoco Green Moss agate is estimated to have been collected prior to the 1950s! Ochoco Green Moss Agate takes an awesome polish, and has some truly vivid and amazing moss pattern! With its well defined moss, it can create some truly jaw dropping cabochons! Measurements (inches longest approx): 4. 2 x 2. 3