Doublet Opal 5mm X 3mm - 2 Stone Parcel

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Constable & Co<br>Australian Opal<br>Opal Type<br>Australian Boulder Doublet Opal<br>Origin<br>Winton Region<br>Weight:<br>1ct<br>Size:<br>Assorted<br>Body tone:<br>Brightness<br>Treated/Untreated<br>Untreated Natural<br>Colour<br>Multi Colour<br>Pattern<br>Mixed Flashes<br>Accuracy of picture<br>Accurate<br>Base of opal<br>Ironstone<br>Cabochon<br>Low<br>Comments:<br>Oval shaped Australian Boulder Doublet Opals (2 Stones), with bright multi-colour blue, red, purple and green on a native ironstone base.<br>To view video request @ www.facebook.com/colonialopal/<br>Opal Doublets<br>are a great way to own an Opal with amazing colour at a fraction of the price of a solid Opal. They are created when a layer of precious Opal is glued to a backing this usually enhances the colour and gives the stone strength.<br>Opal doublets are made from natural Opal that has been mined from a number of Australian Opal fields such as Coober Pedy or Lightning Ridge. In many cases the Opal is too thin to use by itself so it is glued to a backing to add strength u<br>sually it is ironstone or black potch.<br>Postage and packaging:<br>All items come individually packed in a pouch or display box and are securely packaged in a padded bag we offer.<br>Postage rates as set out below unless otherwise stated.<br>Domestic postage - Australia Economy Post (3 to 7 days) or Australia Registered Post  (3 to 7 Days) Australia Express Post  (2 to 3 Days)<br>Worldwide Postage - Australia International Economy Post (7 to 21 Days) or Australia International Registered Post with tracking (7 to 14 Days) or Australia Post International Express  (3 to 7 Days)<br>Combine postage - same postage cost regardless of the number of items<br>Opal valuation:<br>Our Opal Valuations are a combination of experience gathered over 35+ years in all levels and operations within the opal industry and the internationally recognized Opal Nomenclature and Classification<br>Opal<br>Photographs:<br>We endeavour at all times to take the most true to life pictures possible. However, cameras often pick up colours and light differently and variations may occur. Because every opal photographs differently, I also include in the description additional comments about the accuracy of the photos.<br>Our Guarantee:<br>We sell quality opal and customer satisfaction is important to us so for any reason you are not completely happy with your purchase in any way whatsoever please contact us before leaving feedback.<br>About Constable & Co Australian Opal Specialists<br>The company origins as Colonial Opal in trading Opal, Pearl and Precious Gems date from the early 1980s experience gathered in all levels and operations within the Opal Industry starting in the Wholesale and Export Gemstone and Jewellery trade within Australia and Internationally then Owning and Operating Opal Specialist Stores in Australia and New Zealand all the while being involved in the Mining, Cutting and Valuing all varieties of Australian Opal and recently with Sons and Daughter joining the company ensuring a continued expertise in the industry.<br>Lightning Ridge Opal:<br>Mined in the Outback of New South Wales Australia Black Opal comes from and variety of mining areas around Lightning Ridge<br>Black Opal refers to the underlying colour – the colour of the opal when you turn it over. The darker the body the more valuable to stone may be. It is this darkness that lends brightness to the other colours displayed with in the stone. Black and dark opal is the scarcest of all opal and comes from the mines of Lightning Ridge.<br>Queensland Boulder Opal:<br>Mined in the Outback of Queensland Australia our Opal comes from and variety of mining districts including - Winton, Koroit, Yowah, Eromanga, Jundah and Quilpie<br>Boulder opal is a type of opal that forms within the cavities of ironstone boulders dating from the time when central Queensland was cover by an inland sea The Opal is found in both vertical and horizontal cracks or seams. It is cut with the ironstone remaining on the back and is classified as solid opal.<br>Boulder Opal occurs over a Vast area of Western Queensland from North of Winton to south of Quilpie. Boulder Opal is considered to be one of the most versatile opals because