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(ON HOLD) Rainbow Color Keystone Faceted Ethiopia Welo Opal Gemstone 11.23 Carats
$990.00$1,965.00
- Stone: Opal
- Stone Weight: 11.23cts
- Stone Cut: Keystone
- Stone Size: 17.5 mm wide, 17.5 mm long, 11.5 mm deep;
- Stone Origin: Wollo Province Ethiopia
- Cut by: Marsha Tokarski
One 11.23 carats keystone opal, white color from Wollo Province Ethiopia, cut grade excellent, measuring 17.5 mm wide, 17.5 mm long, 11.5 mm deep; with excellent polish and excellent symmetry. The proportions of the opal are as follows: total depth 65.7%. Faceted by Marsha Tokarski. Faceted opals have two big benefits, it give a unique look to opal and you get large flashes of red color from the facets, unrelated to play of color.
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