Deposit: Vishegrad,Rhodopi mountain,Karjali region,Bulgaria.
Dimension:175x45x17mm
This type of agate  was found by my friend Velichko Krastev in 1987, who finds its deposits 5 km from the town of Kardzhali, in Visegrad, in the Rhodope Mountains.
Orpheus agate is made up of a strand of green cecidonite, yellow jasper and white chalcedony in the middle.
5 years in a clear manner, to present it on minerals in Munich, the teachings reach the conclusion, which Orpheus agate not analogue in the world. It contains a small layer of green celadonite and yellow jasper. Those represent the wrapping on the crystal from the crystal. A combination that gives something unique to the Rhodopean stone.