Rough Opal vikingaxe Available as a pendant necklace

Available as a pendant necklace

Above: The Dracula Soil Vial Necklace resting amid the earth from Cetatea Poenari

small fissures

To make it easy for you to handle the specimen (and to include more forams)

000 years old) - This creamy stone comes from the Niobrara Chalk Formation of Western Kansas and dates to a time when most of the North American plains were thousands of feet below the surface of an inland seaway

Rough Opal vikingaxe Available as a pendant necklaceAbove: Front of the Specimen Card A gemstone almost alive with an intense inner fire, opals have held the attention of humans for many thousands of years. From Egypt and Classical Greece to China and the Americas, ancient civilizations valued the beauty of opal, but it is only in recent history that we've come to understand the complex nature of this unique gemstone. Above: Grant holding a Rough Opal specimen. This specimen is a fragment of rough