These are 2 pcs of jet black limb cast Opals. As usual every specimen has its own uniqueness, due to the natural replacement of the wood limbs, which have rotten away some 15 millions years ago and have been replaced by Opal gel. You might also like...
"The Star Cluster" is one of a kind and a huge woodopal Conk. It's about 11 inches in length and weights 2788 grams. This huge Conk has been hand polished with passion for two month. As you can see, working all those details curves was quite challenging. It is also...
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.
This is a wood bark replacement opal "The Broken Nail". It weights 3.10 cts. The play of color are range between green and yellowish, blue and also little bit of red. It is good for specimen, jewelry inlay, or an other interesting project you work for.
"The Hidden Flashes" are 2 beautiful pieces of Woodopals that belong together. One part of The Hidden Flashes is bigger than the other one. It has been beautifully polished and the year rings are very well visible. Very flashy and colorful veins running through it.
Incredibly rare! Millions of years ago a Fungus ate out channels into the wood. The so created cavities have then been filled in by the Opal gel. Over time the Opal gel hardened out to the opal we see today. That is what makes that kind of Opal pattern “Conk”. The Dozer Conk’s Sibling ( Brother) is one of those three wood opals conk that has been driven over with the Bulldozer, while preparing the bank in the Mine.
“The Dozer Conk’s Sibling Sister” is a rare Wood opal conk from virgin valley, Nevada. The wood areas which are filled with Opals have been eaten out by a fungus millions of years ago, then over the time filled up with Opal. This is an other piece of those 3 broken pieces that has been driven over by the Bulldozer , while bank preparing in the mine.
"The Foot" is also a quite big Wood Opal Specimen. It weights 1606 grams and it's about a Foot long. Most matrix/basic color of this Wood Opal is yellow, green and also white on the edges.