Orca Agate Heart – The Stone of Forgiveness

Evoking the deep, mysterious waters of the ocean, these Orca Agate hearts feature a stunning contrast of translucent blue-grey Chalcedony against stark white markings. Named for their resemblance to the majestic Orca whale, these stones are visually cooling and deeply soothing.

These are Exact Pick specimens. You will receive the specific heart you select from the dropdown menu.

Select Your Specimen

• Specimen A (365g): The largest of the collection. A massive, deep ocean-grey heart with swirling white "currents" flowing across the surface.
  Dimensions: Approx. 4" wide | Weight: 365g

• Specimen B (315g): A striking piece featuring a deep grey body capped with a bold, distinct white patch, creating high visual contrast.
  Dimensions: Approx. 3.75" wide | Weight: 315g

• Specimen E (245g): Features a prominent, centralized white abstract patch that looks like an island in a dark sea.
  Dimensions: Approx. 3.25" wide | Weight: 245g

• Specimen C (215g): A "moody" specimen. Predominantly dark, deep grey with subtle white eyes and banding. Perfect for deep meditation.
  Dimensions: Approx. 3" wide | Weight: 215g

Geological Overview

Orca Agate is a variety of Agate (Cryptocrystalline Quartz) found exclusively in Madagascar. Its unique coloration comes from the crystallization of silica in ancient volcanic pockets, where the "spots" or bands formed cooling patterns that mimic the ocean waves.

Metaphysical Properties

Communication and Peace.
Linked to the Throat Chakra, Orca Agate is known as the "Stone of Forgiveness." It is believed to help heal deep emotional wounds, facilitate honest self-communication, and bring a wash of peaceful, marine energy to the holder.

Collector's & Display Notes

These hearts have a vitreous, glassy polish. They look exceptional when backlit or placed near a window, where the translucent grey sections can glow with a subtle blue hue.

Condition & Authenticity

Authentic / Natural / Polished.
These are 100% natural stones. Small crystalline vugs, "eyes," or surface divots are part of the natural agate growth and are not defects.