• A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
  • A loose, polished Quilpie boulder opal stone from Australia. The stone is predominantly blue.
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Burton's Gems and Opals

23.47ct Quilpie Boulder Opal Stone | #11

23.47ct Quilpie Boulder Opal Stone | #11

$295.00 USD
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Australian Boulder Opal:

Weight (carats)
 23.47cts
Dimensions (millimeters)
 46.64mm x 9.28mm x 7.16mm
Origin Quilpie Mining District, Queensland, Australia
Shape polished freeform cut
Colors green, blue, purple
Brightness of Color Play (-1 to 5+) 1.5
Darkness of Body (+1 to 5-) N/A
Treatments / Enhancements none, natural
SKU Number #6

Additional Notes: Length of piece makes it ideal for use in a pendant or bracelet.  The stone is thick enough to safely be worn as a ring.  This stone is from our latest collection of Quilpie boulder opal from Queensland, Australia.  Natural fractures have been left in the stone to intentionally prioritize size and color brightness.

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