1.92ct Oregon Fire Opal Pear
$65.00
This nearly 2ct Oregon Fire Opal glistens and gleams and catches the sun throwing prismatic effects.
There is an internal fracture more easily seen from the bottom of the stone than the top. I’ve reduced the price because of this but I’m my opinion it’s still a very pretty stone that would look great in a pendant.
Measures 12.2×7.6mm and is 6.3mm deep. Weight is 1.92ct.
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