1.12ct Milky and yellow streaked Oregon Fire Opal
$84.00
This Oregon Fire Opal weighs 1.12ct and measures 8.8×6.4mm.
The stone is more translucent than transparent, and there are streaks of milky white mixed with the golden yellow that make this an interesting piece. It would look great set with Carnilean in my opinion and either as a ring or a pendant will look great.
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