1.04 CT double-sided Australian Crystal Sunflash Opal Lightning Ridge

SKU: B104
Dimensions (mm): 8.500 x 5.500 x 3.200mm
Weight (cts): 1.040
Type: Polished, Cabochon
Shape: Pear
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1.04 CT Australian Crystal Opal, displaying “Sunflash” color, vibrant green. Double sided gemstone, both sides displaying rolling flash and flagstone patterns. What appear to be “cracks” in the stone aren’t cracks, but webbing! Part of the character of the stone. This stone has no cracks within, and is extremely stable. Brightness of 1. Tone in natural light is about an N6.

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SKU: B104
Dimensions (mm): 8.500 x 5.500 x 3.200 mm
Weight (cts): 1.040
Type: Polished, Cabochon
Shape: Pear
Colours

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Hello everyone! Brand new store here! I am an Australian Opal Cutter and Polisher here in the United States of America. I have thousands of stones yet to cut and polish, and I love every minute of it! My goal is to grow this business in popularity with the big dogs in this market. All of my rough I order straight from the motherland, Australia! Ranging between Lightning Ridge, Queensland, Mintabie, and Coober Pedy, I have many to choose from.

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