• A polished Fire Agate gemstone featuring a pinfire bubble pattern of vibrant metallic gold, green, bronze and blue hues. The stone is displayed on a textured beige fabric background with text overlays identifying the source 'Deer Creek Arizona'.
  • A polished fire agate gemstone with a biconical shape, displaying a textured, bubble-like surface in iridescent green, bronze, and black tones, resting on a beige textured background with product details text.
  • A polished Fire Agate gemstone with a kidney-like shape, featuring a textured, bubbled surface with iridescent green, gold, and bronze tones. The stone is photographed on a beige textured background with text overlays identifying it as 'Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona'.
  • A 9.25 carat Fire Agate gemstone with a green and bronze pinfire bubble texture, displayed on sand next to a penny for scale and a striped shell.
  • A close-up of a polished fire agate gemstone with a green and golden iridescent surface, placed on sand next to a US penny for scale and a conch shell. Text at the top reads 'Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona'.
  • A close-up of a dark, heart-shaped agate gemstone with iridescent green and gold flecks, placed on sand next to a US penny for scale and a white shell. Text overlays identify the stone as Fire Agate Gemstone from Deer Creek Arizona.
  • A 9.25 carat Fire Agate gemstone with a distinctive pinfire bubble texture, displayed in a clear round container on a textured insert.
  • A close-up of a polished fire agate gemstone with a kidney-shaped form, showing a bubbly, textured surface with iridescent green and gold reflections on a light background. Text overlays identify the stone as from Deer Creek Arizona.
  • Four angled views of a 9.25 carat Fire Agate gemstone with a curved shape, showcasing its brown base and vibrant iridescent green, gold, and blue flashes.
  • Four-panel product photo of a polished fire agate gemstone labeled 'Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona 9.25 Carats DCG060.
  • Four-view collage of a Fire Agate gemstone with a dark brown to black base and iridescent golden-green flashes, labeled 'Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona 9.25 Carats DCG060'.
  • A polished bottom of a Fire Agate gemstone with a kidney-like shape, showing intricate banding in dark brown, black, light blue, and cream. The stone is photographed on a textured tan background with descriptive text overlays at the top and bottom.
  • Four-panel product photo showing a fire agate gemstone with digital calipers and a scale, along with measurement text reading 19.20 x 13.70 x 5.47 mm.
  • Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona 9.25 Carats DCG060 Product Video.
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Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona 9.25 Carats DCG060

Fire Agate Gemstone Deer Creek Arizona 9.25 Carats DCG060

$275.00 USD
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This freeform cut Deer Creek fire agate cabochon has good colors and a great bubble pinfire formation. It has a wide variety of colors including green, copper, orange and blue shades that display well in good lighting conditions. This polished, flat bottomed, gemstone is ready for final jewelry setting or mineral collection display. The gem weighs 9.25 carats and measures 19.20 mm by 13.70 mm by 5.47 mm.

This gemstone originates from Deer Creek, Arizona, a region renowned for its premium fire agates that often exhibit vivid red, orange, green, purple and blue color variations.

Photographs were taken indoors under full spectrum lighting to best showcase the fire display and color play. The colors seen within fire agates arise from the Schiller effect, like what is seen in mother-of-pearl and opals. This phenomenon results from alternating layers of silica and iron oxide that diffract light, creating the interference patterns known as fire. Optimal lighting enhances this color play while in dimmer conditions the colors will be less vivid and the stone will appear darker in color.

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Deer Creek Arizona Fire Agates

Deer Creek, Arizona, has long been celebrated among collectors for producing some of the most bright and brilliantly colored fire agate ever discovered. The material from this historic locality is especially prized for its intense, high‑contrast color play, where vibrant reds and oranges blend seamlessly with electric greens, deep purples, and occasional flashes of blue. These hues often appear in sharply defined layers, creating dramatic, three‑dimensional fire structures that respond beautifully to careful carving and polishing. Situated in the rugged landscapes of southeastern Arizona, the Deer Creek deposit has earned a reputation for yielding stones with exceptional clarity, strong fire development, and durable chalcedony caps. These desirable qualities make Deer Creek gems and rough ideal for both gemstone collectors and lapidary artisans seeking premium material. Many Deer Creek specimens exhibit intricate bubble formations, stacked fire layers, and complex patterns that give each gemstone a distinct personality. Because of this remarkable combination of beauty, rarity, and lapidary potential, Deer Creek fire agate consistently ranks among the most sought after and highly valued varieties of fire agate in the world.