1 pcs White Opal - 24.63 ct - Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)





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Opal, one stone, 24.63 ct, round cabochon cut, white, translucent, eye-clean, very good cut grade, origin Ethiopia, no treatments, with ALGT laboratory certificate 65736835.
Description from the seller
Certificate number-65735835
Certificate ALGT
Dimensione-20.88-21.00 x 12.21
Carati-24.83ct
Purity-opalescent
Type of stone - natural Opal / Crystal Opal
No treatments on the stone.
White, colorful
The stone is new and shows no scratches, nicks, or cracks of any kind.
The stone has always remained in the workshop and is protected from sunlight as well as temperature fluctuations. The stone is perfect in all its splendor.
Certificate number-65735835
Certificate ALGT
Dimensione-20.88-21.00 x 12.21
Carati-24.83ct
Purity-opalescent
Type of stone - natural Opal / Crystal Opal
No treatments on the stone.
White, colorful
The stone is new and shows no scratches, nicks, or cracks of any kind.
The stone has always remained in the workshop and is protected from sunlight as well as temperature fluctuations. The stone is perfect in all its splendor.
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