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16.70 cts World Class Ethiopian Opal - Digital Puzzle Pattern - & Prism
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 25.000 x 20.000 x 9.000mm
- Weight (cts)
- 16.700
- Colours
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Note: I just uploaded a few additional photos of the opal seen at the angle where the prism pattern is visible. Amazing patterns, on the same opal when viewed differently. Gem type: Opal
Origin: Ethiopia
Treatments: None
Special comments: This will be a hard opal to let go. Long time stone in my collection, she is simply gorgeous. The pattern on the front center is like a digital puzzle that is framed in by a prism pattern along the edges of the stone… Unbelievable. The size and shape is exactly what you want for a pendant and perfectly polished on both sides. You simply cannot find opals of this quality regularly, and they are only getting more expensive and hard to acquire over time.
*This last batch of opals for sale is the last bit from my personal collection, and believe me I saved the best for last. You will not see any more opals from me for quite a while, this is it!
All opals being sold are 100% natural. No treatments whatsoever. Pay attention to the videos that will be uploaded to see how the stone will look in hand. Simply using an iphone camera, nothing fancy.
Reach out with any questions, I am happy to help!
Shipping
USA: $5.00 flat rate with free combining after the 1st item is purchased.
INTERNATIONAL: $15.00 with free combining.
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 25.000 x 20.000 x 9.000 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 16.700
- Colours
-
Note: I just uploaded a few additional photos of the opal seen at the angle where the prism pattern is visible. Amazing patterns, on the same opal when viewed differently. Gem type: Opal
Origin: Ethiopia
Treatments: None
Special comments: This will be a hard opal to let go. Long time stone in my collection, she is simply gorgeous. The pattern on the front center is like a digital puzzle that is framed in by a prism pattern along the edges of the stone… Unbelievable. The size and shape is exactly what you want for a pendant and perfectly polished on both sides. You simply cannot find opals of this quality regularly, and they are only getting more expensive and hard to acquire over time.
*This last batch of opals for sale is the last bit from my personal collection, and believe me I saved the best for last. You will not see any more opals from me for quite a while, this is it!
All opals being sold are 100% natural. No treatments whatsoever. Pay attention to the videos that will be uploaded to see how the stone will look in hand. Simply using an iphone camera, nothing fancy.
Reach out with any questions, I am happy to help!
Shipping
USA: $5.00 flat rate with free combining after the 1st item is purchased.
INTERNATIONAL: $15.00 with free combining.
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| Standard Shipping - Tracked | $5.00 / 7 days | $15.00 / 21 days |
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This is gorgeous. This guy always has the best opals. Wish he had more to sell. world class!
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Received on 15/11/2018, this opal is my eye candy.
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