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2 Boulder Opal Rubs Winton 82.9 Carat Blue Purple Green Rough
- SKU
- A-34
- Dimensions (mm)
- 47 x 20.7 x 12.5mm
- Weight (cts)
- 82.9
- Type
- Rough
- Colours
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2 lovely Natural Boulder Opal Rubs.
Great Patterns with flashes of blue, purple and green opal.
Opal is in the Rough State and Requires Cutting and Polishing to Finish. Ideal to be Kept as Specimen Pieces as Well.
Origin: Winton Boulder Opal Fields, QLD, Australia.
Size of Largest Piece: 62.6 Carats, 47 x 20.7 x 12.5 mm
Treatment: None 100% Natural
Pictures and video were taken under desk lamp light. Pictures and video were taken while the stone was wet to show potential.
Please pay within 48 hours - 2 days of winning or purchase.
Combined shipping available for 2 days from first auction win
All possible care is taken to capture the true and natural image of the opal and pictures are not enhanced in any way, besides enlarging and cropping.
Please be aware that there may be some loss, change or distortion of colour due to the difference of computer monitors or smart devise screens. This unfortunately cannot be avoided.
Please keep in mind that pictures have been enlarged to show detail.
This is a natural stone and it is common for natural stones to contain inclusions, pitting and/or fractures.
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- SKU
- A-34
- Dimensions (mm)
- 47 x 20.7 x 12.5 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 82.9
- Type
- Rough
- Colours
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2 lovely Natural Boulder Opal Rubs.
Great Patterns with flashes of blue, purple and green opal.
Opal is in the Rough State and Requires Cutting and Polishing to Finish. Ideal to be Kept as Specimen Pieces as Well.
Origin: Winton Boulder Opal Fields, QLD, Australia.
Size of Largest Piece: 62.6 Carats, 47 x 20.7 x 12.5 mm
Treatment: None 100% Natural
Pictures and video were taken under desk lamp light. Pictures and video were taken while the stone was wet to show potential.
Please pay within 48 hours - 2 days of winning or purchase.
Combined shipping available for 2 days from first auction win
All possible care is taken to capture the true and natural image of the opal and pictures are not enhanced in any way, besides enlarging and cropping.
Please be aware that there may be some loss, change or distortion of colour due to the difference of computer monitors or smart devise screens. This unfortunately cannot be avoided.
Please keep in mind that pictures have been enlarged to show detail.
This is a natural stone and it is common for natural stones to contain inclusions, pitting and/or fractures.
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Australian Seller - Based in Brisbane Queensland - Providing Top Quality, Ethically Sourced Opals.
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