3.14ct Oregon Fire Opal
$235.00
This 3.14ct Oregon Fire Opal really brings the heat!
Mined in the Eastern Oregon Outback near Juliper Ridge in 2020.
The color is a darker reddish honey amber and would go great set in either yellow gold or sterling silver.
The size is nice and big, as you can see in the photo next to the quarter. It measures 11.7x7mm and is a very deep 6.7mm.
This stone would make a fantastic pendant or brooch.
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Fire Opal |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Rectangle |
| Size |
3 – 5ct |
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