These are 2 pcs. Pre-polished Opals. It's a white and a tiny root beer base color Opal with fire. It's natural Opals originate in Nevada. The larger opal exhibits a soft, creamy base color with a subtle but radiant play of colors, including pink, green, and hints of...
Pre- polished Opal weights 2.60 carats. The play of color range between green, yellow, red and pink with brownish matrix/basic color.
This raw Virgin Valley opal weighs 3.90 carats and has been pre-cut/polished, so we can show, how bright is its color inside.
This 4.15 cts. Rolling Fire pattern opal has very bright color play and stable.
These 5 pcs. loose opals weight 2.80cts. They are Clear and have very bright color of play/firry. Perfect for jewelry inlays, vials , or other exiting projects you have in mind.
This Virgin Valley Opal weighs 6.50 carats and has Harlenkin pattern with very bright color play. It has been pre-polished so you can see how inside looks.
This Virgin Valley Harlekin pattern Opal weighs 6.90 carats. It’s a white brown Opal that has been pre-polished, so you can see how bight is the color play inside.
This raw Virgin Valley opal weighs 9.25 carats and has been pre-polished so we can show, how bright is the color play of these Harlenkin pattern opal.
This almost transparent opal weights 5.57 carats. It has a shape part of a wing.. butterfly? dragonfly? and it depends on how comes light through it, you can see bright flashes play of colors. you may also like...
These opals are rough and uncut, displaying a beautiful range of colors. The stones exhibit a play of light with flashes of bright greens, yellows, oranges, and blues, typical of high-quality opals. The opals are irregularly shaped, with some showing translucent areas...
This is a polished wood Opal that has been cleaned and polished in a very detailed. Every gulch are at the end Polished by hand. You might also like https://virginvalleypreciousopals.com/product/polished-limb-opal/...
Beautiful wood replacement limb with knots, has lots of fire. Colors range from red, green, orange, yellow and blue.
This is a very rare specimen with A Grade Fire.