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Image 1 — Thrifted an old opal ring for $3
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Thrifted an old opal ring for $3

Would love any info on the opals. The ring is Late Victorian

u/parker224 — 11 days ago
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10.5ct Coober Pedy Gray Base Solid Opal

Really a beautiful and bright gray base opal from Coober Pedy. This would be great for a collection or to be made into a pendant. I'm currently still trying to get rid of a bunch of opal stones I have in my inventory so I'm going to be selling a lot of them under value just to try to move them.

Locality: Coober Pedy, Australia

Weight: 10.5cts

Size: 24.4mm x 13.25mm x 5.05mm

Price: $400 shipped (Free shipping in the states)

Payable by invoice

Send me a message if you'd like to purchase.

u/RRdesigns92 — 10 days ago
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opal_digger Shop OPAL AUCTIONS eBay 🍻⛏️ Beginner Parcel WITH THE LOT NO CHEESE: Australian Black Dark Crystal, Boulder Australian Marlborough Chrysoprase, Dopp sticks with green wax. Quality opal cabs will cut 1200 carats 99 cents No Reserve Go for it ❤️🇦🇺🌍🍌

u/opal_diggeroneBay — 9 days ago
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52 ct top quality natural Ethiopian Opal

"Highlighting one of the top pieces from my collection today: a 52 ct natural Ethiopian Opal. The video barely does justice to the intense color play and fire it shows in person. It would make an incredible centerpiece for custom jewelry.

u/salman12576 — 10 days ago
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Australian opal from Mintabie. What do you all think??? Any advice before moving towards polish?

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u/EstablishmentGlad919 — 9 days ago
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Have you ever seen a hexagon pattern? Stayish, Ethiopia

I got this one many years ago when Stayish material first hit the market. This is the back of the cab where I noticed the pattern.

u/PensionHopeful6147 — 9 days ago