Fire Opal - 2.96 ct - Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
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Fire Opal, oval shape, 2.96 total carats, orange color, transparent and with no indications of treatment, accompanied by IGE certificate D-57016 (laboratory report 57016).
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Description from the seller
Weight: 2.96 ct total.
Size: 10.78 x 10.54 x 6.55 mm
Shape: Oval.
Color: Orange.
Clarity: Transparent.
Treatment: No indications of enhancements.
Origin: Mexico*.
*this is the seller´s opinion only. It is not mentioned on the certificate.
IGE Certificate D-57016
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
Weight: 2.96 ct total.
Size: 10.78 x 10.54 x 6.55 mm
Shape: Oval.
Color: Orange.
Clarity: Transparent.
Treatment: No indications of enhancements.
Origin: Mexico*.
*this is the seller´s opinion only. It is not mentioned on the certificate.
IGE Certificate D-57016
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
Details
Lab report number
57016
Gemstone type
Fire Opal
Total carat weight
2.96
Treatment
No evidence of treatment
Laboratory report
Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Shape
Oval
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