Mexican Opal 12-20mm faceted beads (ETB00694) Pilbara

Mexican Opal 12-20mm faceted beads (ETB00694) PilbaraMexican Opal Cantera opal These stones are comparable to Australian boulder opal and its origins are similar. These are found as small pockets or seams veins of opal associated with rhyolite matrix, the host rock, which is softer than the opal. The word cantera refers to the host matrix. Like boulder opal and koroit opal, these stones were not initially as prized as the pure cuts but cutters and buyers of both koroit boulder and cantera opal came to

with striking reds/orange/yellow and strong black lines running through the piece

Its name comes from ruber

Carnelian freeform beads 8-10mm (ETB00651)

5 - 12 x 6

Pink opal is a lovely stone for healing the emotions

Kunzite forms naturally as colorless

C: 19 x 29 x 8 - 27 x 36 x 8 mm (Sold Out)

Light Colour: 15

Indian Paint Jasper

and recognized by the sea creature and fossilized snail patterns within the stone

Chalcedony is a member of the Quartz family with a cryptocrystalline structure

A: 25 x 42 x 10 mm