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1,060 CTS Black Obsidian Turtle with Cantera Fire Opal Inlay

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Dimensions (mm): 103.000 x 60.000 x 30.000mm
Weight (cts): 160.000
Type: Carved, Polished, Specimen
Shape: Freeform
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This stunning 4 inch black obsidian turtle is a must-have for any collector of unique and beautiful crystal specimens. The intricate design of the turtle, combined with the Cantera fire opal inlay make it a really collectible unique piece.

MADE IN MEXICO

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Dimensions (mm): 103.000 x 60.000 x 30.000 mm
Weight (cts): 160.000
Type: Carved, Polished, Specimen
Shape: Freeform
Colours

MADE IN MEXICO

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FedEx	$75.00 / 2 days	$75.00 / 4 days

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Pacific Opals buys durectly from family owned mines in the Guadalajara region of Mexico All our Mexican Opals are from four different mines, Las Azucenas, San Simon, La Gema y San Martin. There is no middle man when you deal with Pacific Opals, there is me - Ramon.And I just returned from Guadalajara, Mexico, and I have brought with me not only excellent opals, but also a wealth of knowledge of how these marvelous gems reach the international marketplace. My family contacts in the Guadalajara, Mexico region are deep. My deceased grandfather was a well known and well respected miner in that area of Magdalena, and it is through these family contacts that I am able to offer such exquisie opals.I brought back some commercial grade rough opals.and extra fina opal in cantera, These are an excellent investment for either jewelers or collectors.I also came into some carved opals which will soon be posted, We just received 2 kilos of a mixture of high grade and extra fina opal in cantera, the cantera is a variety of dark, light tan and white textures - and well worth checking out.Thanks for your interest.Ramon If you feel your items that you purchased might get lost in the US post office mail, purchase insurance, we are not responsible for lost items in the mail. If you need a refund, for an item that was purchase with us, follow the steps. 1. email us a tracking number for the return items. 2. As soon as we get back our items, then we will refund you the cost.

Oxnard, United States of America

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kochx362
on 30 Sep, 2024

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Hand Carved Obsidiant turtle opal shell.

pfroehle
on 15 Sep, 2024

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Paid and shipped - no feedback left after 100 days

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pfroehle
on 15 Sep, 2024

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2.10 Ct. Round Cut Mexican Cantera fire opal

reyngilmore
on 30 Aug, 2024

Positive

Paid and shipped - no feedback left after 100 days

6.15 Ct Rubbed down Australian Lightning Ridge Opal

llhoffer
on 14 Aug, 2024

Positive

The shipping was very quick. This opal is really something special and even more beautiful in person. The hole drilled is well done and perfect.

8.54 Ct. Mexican Cantera fire opal bead

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