Royal Antwerp Gem – Natural Fire Opal – 17.46 ct – Certified DESCRIPTION An impressive Natural Fire Opal weighing 17.46 ct, displaying an attractive orangy-yellow color with transparent clarity. Fire Opal is a distinctive variety of natural Opal, appreciated for its warm yellow, orange, and fiery coloration. This substantial example is fashioned as a classic Oval Cabochon, highlighting its appealing color, smooth surface, impressive size, and natural character. The gemstone has been professionally examined and certified by Gem Report Antwerp (GRA), one of the oldest independent gemological laboratories in Antwerp, Belgium. ⸻ SPECIFICATIONS Gemstone: Natural Opal, Fire Opal Weight: 17.46 ct Shape: Oval Cabochon Measurements: 21.69 × 14.15 × 9.47 mm Color: Orangy Yellow Transparency: Transparent Treatment: Not stated in the laboratory report Certificate: Gem Report Antwerp (Belgium) Report Number: 1830018570 AN Certificate Date: 14 July 2026 ⸻ SHIPPING • Secure worldwide shipping • Fully insured shipment • Tracking number provided • Professionally packed for maximum protection • Shipped directly from Antwerp, Belgium ⸻ PACKAGING The gemstone will be delivered in a protective bag together with the original Gem Report Antwerp certificate. ⸻ Paraiba specializes in carefully selected natural gemstones sourced from around the world. Every gemstone is professionally certified in Belgium and shipped directly from Antwerp — the historic world capital of diamonds and colored gemstones. We carefully select each gemstone for its beauty, authenticity, and overall quality, providing collectors, jewelers, and gemstone enthusiasts with stones they can purchase with confidence. ⸻ NOTES Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. The gemstone has been photographed under different lighting conditions to present its appearance as accurately as possible. Slight color variations may occur depending on lighting conditions and monitor or smartphone settings. Natural gemstones may contain internal characteristics and inclusions formed during their natural growth. These are normal features of natural gemstones and should not necessarily be considered imperfections. No comments concerning treatment are stated in the accompanying Gem Report Antwerp certificate.