5.08g Aesthetic Ethiopian Opal Specimen tn This material was discovered in

This material was discovered in a small aquamarine pocket in Brazil in 1991

These two amazingly formed pyrite cubes are the largest I currently have available and are embedded in the natural host rock

Measurements: 39mm x 22mm x 14mm

Locality: Democratic Republic of Congo

Weight: 444g

5.08g Aesthetic Ethiopian Opal Specimen tn This material was discovered inWelo Ethiopian hydrophane opal mineral specimen with an amazing play of color. Not only that, but this piece is very fine cutting material that will have a great yield. We recommend that this opal material NOT be submerged in water (unless it is being cut, water will keep it cool), and it should never have any oils applied to it. Also, due to the hydrophane nature of this opal, the weight can vary slightly with humidity. We consider this to be a