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Mintabie Black Raw Rough Opal Specimen from South Australia, 6.4ct weight #03
Mintabie Black Raw Rough Opal Specimen from South Australia, 6.4ct weight #03
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SKU:CC-MintabieOpal-MTO-03
Australian Mintabie Black Rough Opal small specimen stone
Country of Origin: Mintabie, South Australia
10-point scale of mineral hardness: 5.5 - 7.0 (10 - Hard, 1 soft)
Quantity: 1 Mintabie Opal Specimen. You will receive the exact gemstone shown in the photos. We have tried to capture the beautiful colour tones as best we can in a photograph.
Treatment: Untreated, natural raw state
Size: approx 0.5cm x 2.7cm x 1.1cm
Weight: 1.3 grams, 6.4 carats
Care has been taken to ensure that weights and measurements are as accurate as possible, however please do note that these are only approximate.
These stones have been photographed with water. Being wet brings out the maximum colour.
These specimens are in their natural raw form and shedding of small crystals is normal. Natural inclusions, cracks and pockets are all visible and all part of the natural stone. Please handle with extra care.
The Mintabie opal gets its name from the location it is mined in Mintabie, South Australia. This area is famous for producing milky white to almost black opal some of the hardest and most durable opal in the world. These Opals usually found in flat sheets referred to as plates and can vary in body tone and appearance all the way from clear crystal, to very dark, or black.
Country of Origin: Mintabie, South Australia
10-point scale of mineral hardness: 5.5 - 7.0 (10 - Hard, 1 soft)
Quantity: 1 Mintabie Opal Specimen. You will receive the exact gemstone shown in the photos. We have tried to capture the beautiful colour tones as best we can in a photograph.
Treatment: Untreated, natural raw state
Size: approx 0.5cm x 2.7cm x 1.1cm
Weight: 1.3 grams, 6.4 carats
Care has been taken to ensure that weights and measurements are as accurate as possible, however please do note that these are only approximate.
These stones have been photographed with water. Being wet brings out the maximum colour.
These specimens are in their natural raw form and shedding of small crystals is normal. Natural inclusions, cracks and pockets are all visible and all part of the natural stone. Please handle with extra care.
The Mintabie opal gets its name from the location it is mined in Mintabie, South Australia. This area is famous for producing milky white to almost black opal some of the hardest and most durable opal in the world. These Opals usually found in flat sheets referred to as plates and can vary in body tone and appearance all the way from clear crystal, to very dark, or black.
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