Opal - Mineral Specimen pleistocene fossil Geological Age: Approximately 541 to

Geological Age: Approximately 541 to 359 Million Years Ago

Approximate Size for 1 piece: 20cm x 8cm x 2cm Approximate Weight for 1 piece: 540g

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Opal - Mineral Specimen pleistocene fossil Geological Age: Approximately 541 toMined from: Coober Pedy, South Australia, Australia Description: This Australian opal specimen is presented in rough form within its natural host rock, showing pale grey to milky translucent opal along the edges with a soft waxy luster. The silica contrasts against a light, porous sandstone matrix, with iron rich staining creating subtle orange and reddish patches throughout. The opal itself shows conchoidal fracture surfaces and internal cloudiness,