Opal, Bulgroo, Quilpie, Queensland, Australia.

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Opal veins (hydrated silica) formed in cracks and cavities in a ferruginous matrix (iron-rich sedimentary rock).
This is the so-called boulder opal, typical of the Bulgroo opal field in Queensland, Australia.

  • Description

    Description

    Opal veins (hydrated silica) formed in cracks and cavities in a ferruginous matrix (iron-rich sedimentary rock).
    This is the so-called boulder opal, typical of the Bulgroo opal field in Queensland, Australia.

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  • Additional information

    Additional information

    Weight 0,08 kg
    Dimensions 6,7 × 4,7 × 4,2 cm

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