Opal (Cat's Eye)A gorgeous Cat's Eye Opal from an undisclosed locality in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Typically, it is rather difficult to obtain fine Cat's Eye Opals from any locality over 1 carat with a sharp distinct "eye" like the one seen in this stone. Like all Cat's Eye gems, this stone has thin fibrous inclusions that reflect the light to create the thin white line or "eye" in the center of the stone. It takes skill to properly orient the rough so the "eye" sits

Specimen# CO712B91

it's a big deal for Tourmaline

Specimen #WWMIX82106

but for now we only have a couple to offer

This miniature sized specimen features sharp

Specimen # BOL711B141

especially in cabinet sized specimens

lustrous crystals of pale golden color Baryte “blades” associated with small white Dolomite rhombs on blue-grey Chalcedony matrix

but there is a point of attachment on the base

This specimen shows a very light lavender hue

Specimen #WWMIX12109

The piece would be classified as a large thumbnail / small toenail and displays well from several angles (my favorite being the last picture)