K4 - Australian Pink Opal

K4 - Australian Pink OpalAustralian Pink Opal This is stone #4 in the photo (marked with the brass number).

high-domed freeform or classic shapes (oval

creating one-of-a-kind patterns that resemble frozen landscapes

its scarcity is profound: only a handful of specimens have surfaced since its unearthing over a century ago

Guatemalan jadite is becoming increasingly popular especially with the uncommon teal blue jade it produces

and other elements) and melting them at volcanic temperatures exceeding 2

chrysoprase owes its captivating color to trace amounts of nickel

these cabs add a touch of earthy sophistication

from one of the oldest working mines in the world

This is stone #5 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

This absolute stunner screams top-tier quality

making every cabochon a true collector’s gem

or ancient foliage frozen in time