Very rare boulder opal : "The Emerald Sea" opal
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my birthday is comming up and.... well you know what i want! ;(
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DONT FUCKING CUT IT!?! WTF...you guys are only concerned with value. thats one of the nicese opals ive seen. great score.!_!)>
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And now the white man has yet another reason to go out and start digging up mother earth to impress another hoe with yet another rock.
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@R4Zy3L From minerals :3
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looks... so... beautiful... must... have one!
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whatsup with the background?
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Where do you find The Emerald Opal?
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@opalliz Bahraaaaaain Fuck....
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WOW nature!
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Opals are crap, get BMW instead.
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What is the value of these if I may ask?
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that is a mars trowen stone trowed by illuminatie trorists organization that trowed that in to the sea to provoke tsunamies ships were lauched in midle of earth oure lol
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opalliz 2 months ago
Do not think so; best Australian opals and at a lot lower prices are on:
delarue opals.com direct from an opal miner and cutter in Australia
check it out!
opalliz 3 months ago
How do they form and get those colors?
R4Zy3L 1 year ago
Precious opal is a natural kind of glass without any colour. It is made of microscopic beads of silicate ( mineral component of sand and sandstone) layers of various sizes and with a microscopic content of water between the beads and the light is diffracted (instead of reflected or refracted) which means that the light is coming back out in different waves of the light spectrum that entered in the first place.
opalliz 1 year ago 4
This is why, depending on the kind of the opal is under( natural sun lght, in the shade, neon light etc..) the opal will present different colours.
opalliz 1 year ago
The sizes and arrangement of the silicate beads will affect how the light is diffracted. This is why only part or the full spectrum will show. This type of opal is found in sandstone which is a sedimentary rock that formed in an Australian ancient inland sea that dried out millions of years ago
opalliz 1 year ago