where silica-rich fluids interact with copper minerals near the surface
stacked Barite blades arranged in sweeping rosette-like clusters
• Side-seamed construction
especially the Inagli Massif in Yakutia
X-LargeApproximate Size of 1 Piece: 38mm x 20mm x 15mmApproximate Weight of 1 Piece: 8
Ethiopian Opal - Specimen quartz point pendant where silica-rich fluids interact withMined from: Wegel Tena area, Wollo Province, Ethiopia Description: This one of a kind Ethiopian Opal from Ethiopia has a chunky rough form with a pale cream to white body color, patches of warm honey, tan, and light brown staining, and visible natural matrix still attached on one side. The surface shows a good amount of play of color, with green, yellow, orange, pink, blue, and violet flashes showing across the broken faces and pitted, botryoidal