Constable & Co

Australian Opal

Opal Type: Australian Boulder Opal

Origin: Winton Region

Treated/Untreated: Untreated

Colour: Multi - Colour

Pattern: Mixed Flashes

Accuracy of picture: Accurate

Base of opal: Solid Native Ironstone

Cabochon: Low

Comments: A free form long oval shape Australian Boulder Opal with mixed flashes of bright multi colour blue purple in the slightly carved face on a solid ironstone base.

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Opal valuation: Our Opal Valuations are a combination of experience gathered over 35+ years in all levels and operations within the opal industry and the internationally recognized Opal Nomenclature and Classification

Photographing opals: We endeavour at all times to take the most true to life pictures possible. However, cameras often pick up colours and light differently and variations may occur. Because every opal photographs differently, I also include in the description additional comments about the accuracy of the photos.

Our Guarantee: We sell quality opal and customer satisfaction is important to us so for any reason you are not completely happy with your purchase please advise us within 7 days of you receiving it. Return the items 100% complete with all packaging and any extras. Refund will be given as soon as the items are confirmed in original condition. We strongly recommend that you fully insure the return shipment in case of loss or damage and use a carrier that can provide proof of delivery.

About Constable & Co Australian Opal & Pearl Specialists The company origins as Colonial Opal and Colonial South Sea Pearl trading in Opal, Pearl and Precious Gems date from the early 1980s experience gathered in all levels and operations within the Opal Industry starting in the Wholesale and Export Gemstone and Jewellery trade within Australia and Internationally then Owning and Operating Opal Specialist Stores in Australia and New Zealand all the while being involved in the Exploration Mining, Cutting and Valuing all varieties of Australian Opal