White Opal - 10.10 ct - Masterstones






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Opal from Ethiopia in white, translucent, oval cabochon with a total weight of 10.10 carats and a play‑of‑colour effect, documented by Masterstones laboratory report 323CT144.
Description from the seller
Gemmological certificate from the MASTERSTONES laboratory - Report no. 323CT144 dated 14.03.2023 prepared by
Dr. Marco Torelli - Graduate Gemmologist at HRD Antwerp;
Dimensions: 19.05x13.03x8.59 mm;
Carats: 10.10 ;
Color: white
Optical effect: play-of-colour;
Presumed origin: Ethiopia
Shape and cut: oval; cabochon;
Transparency: Translucent;
Treatment: treatments not specified in the report.
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Macro enlargement photographs taken without any enhancement, using LED light at 5000 Kelvin on backgrounds of different colors.
Gemmological certificate from the MASTERSTONES laboratory - Report no. 323CT144 dated 14.03.2023 prepared by
Dr. Marco Torelli - Graduate Gemmologist at HRD Antwerp;
Dimensions: 19.05x13.03x8.59 mm;
Carats: 10.10 ;
Color: white
Optical effect: play-of-colour;
Presumed origin: Ethiopia
Shape and cut: oval; cabochon;
Transparency: Translucent;
Treatment: treatments not specified in the report.
International registered mail with tracking number
Macro enlargement photographs taken without any enhancement, using LED light at 5000 Kelvin on backgrounds of different colors.
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