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Superb Mexican Cantera Opal (1.7Ct)
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Superb Mexican Cantera Opal
BLAZING green and orange colours - MUCH nicer than the photos
A smallish stone but would make a superb centrepiece in a pendant.
Mexican Opals are quite different to Australian Opals. They display their best colourplay under strong artificial lighting or natural sunlight, under which conditions their beauty is unrivalled. For these reasons, Mexican Opal prices can go up in the summer months! High grade Mexican Opal can show good colourplay in lower lighting conditions. Cabs show their colour best when black backed.
The pictures, unless otherwise specified, are taken under artificial lighting and the stone will generally look better than the photo in natural sunlight. I will try to describe how representative the photograph is of the stone’s appearance on each listing so please read the listing fully before you bid. The photographs can vary considerably with respect to the actual appearance of the stone.
PLEASE DO NOT BID TILL YOU HAVE READ THE DESCRIPTIONPLEASE READ NEW SHIPPING POLICY
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- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- x x mm
- Weight (cts)
- Colours
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Superb Mexican Cantera Opal
BLAZING green and orange colours - MUCH nicer than the photos
A smallish stone but would make a superb centrepiece in a pendant.
Mexican Opals are quite different to Australian Opals. They display their best colourplay under strong artificial lighting or natural sunlight, under which conditions their beauty is unrivalled. For these reasons, Mexican Opal prices can go up in the summer months! High grade Mexican Opal can show good colourplay in lower lighting conditions. Cabs show their colour best when black backed.
The pictures, unless otherwise specified, are taken under artificial lighting and the stone will generally look better than the photo in natural sunlight. I will try to describe how representative the photograph is of the stone’s appearance on each listing so please read the listing fully before you bid. The photographs can vary considerably with respect to the actual appearance of the stone.
PLEASE DO NOT BID TILL YOU HAVE READ THE DESCRIPTIONPLEASE READ NEW SHIPPING POLICY
| Shipping provider | Shipping to United Kingdom | Shipping to rest of world | Combined Shipping (United Kingdom) | Combined Shipping (rest of the world) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked |
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Not available | Not available |
| Registered Shipping |
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Not available | Not available |
| Standard Shipping - Untracked |
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Not available | Not available |
I stock all types of opal, particularly Mexican and Australian opal.
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PositiveReally nice and full of sparkling colours... Thanks a lot for the nice gifts...Very kind og you...:-)
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Wonderful Opal and tremendous communication from seller- who is extremely knowledgeable. Opal arrived in record time and looks even more spectacular in reality. Delighted with purchase- thank you so much.
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