Peruvian Pink Opal, Botryoidal Form, Andes Mountains, Ica, Peru, 54g

Peruvian Pink Opal, Botryoidal Form, Andes Mountains, Ica, Peru, 54gSculptural Peruvian pink opal, bubbly botryoidal form, AAA+ collectors grade, with bubbly pastel pink and pearlescent opal. This piece is for the mineral collector who has an eye for pretty pastels and unique growth habits. Botryoidal Pink Peruvian opal is a rare and beautiful gem material found mainly in the Andes Mountains of Peru, with significant deposits in the Ica and Huancavelica regions. The unique bubbly appearance of botryoidal pink opal

Weight: 55

It assists one in connecting to the Earth and completing the electrical circuit between one's physical body and the planet

This specimen is mostly spherical with a slight facets visible in the crystal structure

Kunar Province

with 360 degrees of stunning icy etched surfaces that sparkle in the light

a spectacular new Fluorite pocket discovered in the legendary Blanchard mine area

While the more common form of pink opal is used for lapidary and jewelry

We recently acquired a very limited number of these Popigai impact diamonds from an old collection

Bradley and Mike of 'Two Guys One Hole'

exceptional water-clear clarity and a glassy luster

Weight: 100g

Distinctive sage-to-bottle-green glass with a matte