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9.75CTS OPAL PINEAPPLE-GLAUBERITE-IKALITE /// FO-1355-FOSSIL OPALS
- UGS
- FO-1355
- Dimensions (mm)
- 20 x 14 x 9mm
- Poids (cts)
- 9.75
- Couleurs
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FOSSIL OPALS -TRADING AS TRUEBLUEOPALS PTY - LIGHTNINGOPALS LLC
OPALISED FOSSIL PINEAPPLE
PURPLE MAUVE
One of the rarest and most fascinating types of opal comes in the shape of a palm-sized cluster of radiating points that resembles a pineapple. These "Opal Pineapples" are found only in the Cretaceous sediments of the White Cliffs in Australia
White Cliffs is the only place where these marvelous (and very rare) pseudomorphic “pineapple” opals have been found. They were formed when a mineral crystal of glauberite (or ikalite) was first replaced by calcite and then opalized.
Formula: SiO2•nH2O
Colour : Colorless, white, various
Hardness: 5½ - 6½
A pseudomorph (which means false shape in Latin) is a mineral that has replaced another mineral's chemistry or structure with its own without changing the outward shape of the original mineral while color, hardness, and other properties change to those of the replacing mineral. Transformations from one mineral to another are not unusual in nature, but preserving the outward shape of the original mineral is! The end result is that the crystal appears to be one mineral but is actually another.
Opal "Pineapples" - an opal pseudomorph formed by the replacement of glauberite by opal - found only in New South Wales.
PICTURE TAKEN WET TO SHOW HOW THE OPAL WILL LOOK AFTER FINAL POLISH
THESE COLORS ARE NATURALNOT TREATED OR ENHANCED IN ANY WAY When opal arrives and you are not 100% happy you can return for refund, but if you alter or cut the rough it is yours and we cannot exchange However, if you touch any piece you are accepting ownership and Negative or neutral feedback cannot be left Please study carefully before cutting. Images of the rough opals are taking with water.
As with all our rough you may return it for a full refund provided it is NOT rubbed or touched in any way-we suggest you look at it dry with a loop before cutting.
However you are dealing with nature so some stones will come out BETTER OR WORSE
YOU ARE BUYING THE EXPERIENCEIF ONLY A BEGINNER BUY POTCH AND COLOUR FIRST OR PREFORMED RUBS
LARGE PARCELS WILL NOT BE REFUNDED
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- UGS
- FO-1355
- Dimensions (mm)
- 20 x 14 x 9 mm
- Poids (cts)
- 9.75
- Couleurs
-
FOSSIL OPALS -TRADING AS TRUEBLUEOPALS PTY - LIGHTNINGOPALS LLC
OPALISED FOSSIL PINEAPPLE
PURPLE MAUVE
One of the rarest and most fascinating types of opal comes in the shape of a palm-sized cluster of radiating points that resembles a pineapple. These "Opal Pineapples" are found only in the Cretaceous sediments of the White Cliffs in Australia
White Cliffs is the only place where these marvelous (and very rare) pseudomorphic “pineapple” opals have been found. They were formed when a mineral crystal of glauberite (or ikalite) was first replaced by calcite and then opalized.
Formula: SiO2•nH2O
Colour : Colorless, white, various
Hardness: 5½ - 6½
A pseudomorph (which means false shape in Latin) is a mineral that has replaced another mineral's chemistry or structure with its own without changing the outward shape of the original mineral while color, hardness, and other properties change to those of the replacing mineral. Transformations from one mineral to another are not unusual in nature, but preserving the outward shape of the original mineral is! The end result is that the crystal appears to be one mineral but is actually another.
Opal "Pineapples" - an opal pseudomorph formed by the replacement of glauberite by opal - found only in New South Wales.
PICTURE TAKEN WET TO SHOW HOW THE OPAL WILL LOOK AFTER FINAL POLISH
THESE COLORS ARE NATURALNOT TREATED OR ENHANCED IN ANY WAY When opal arrives and you are not 100% happy you can return for refund, but if you alter or cut the rough it is yours and we cannot exchange However, if you touch any piece you are accepting ownership and Negative or neutral feedback cannot be left Please study carefully before cutting. Images of the rough opals are taking with water.
As with all our rough you may return it for a full refund provided it is NOT rubbed or touched in any way-we suggest you look at it dry with a loop before cutting.
However you are dealing with nature so some stones will come out BETTER OR WORSE
YOU ARE BUYING THE EXPERIENCEIF ONLY A BEGINNER BUY POTCH AND COLOUR FIRST OR PREFORMED RUBS
LARGE PARCELS WILL NOT BE REFUNDED
| Fournisseur d'expédition | Expédition vers Australie | Expédition dans le reste du monde | Expédition combinée ( Australie ) | Expédition combinée (reste du monde) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked |
|
|
|
|
| FedEx |
|
|
|
|
| DHL |
|
|
|
Pas disponible |
sally Patel and natassa Patel have been in business for 35 years trueblueopal us family owned com....
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PositifLove this little fossil! The colours really pop and is so much better in person!! Thank you.
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Gorgeous piece quick delivery
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I love it thankyou
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Beautiful thankyou
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