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I just started reading the raven cycle from Opals perspective, and I kid you not, I’m just a few pages in and she’s already so feral.
Like her thought process is so interesting.
This is when she met the UPS man, and he was briefly nice to her.
And this is apparently how she sees Adam, okay.
I love how she’s like, «I like you! And you’re so nice to me! Can I watch you sleep in the dark?»
Opal is precious. Feral, but precious.
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Spencer Opal , also known as Geyser Opal, is a rare and precious variety of opal found exclusively near Spencer, Idaho, USA. Renowned fo
Spencer Opal, also known as Geyser Opal, is a rare and precious variety of opal found exclusively near Spencer, Idaho, USA. Renowned for its vibrant hues and unique geological
Chocolate opal heart - better than a real chocolate heart? 🤎🍫💎
Blue and green opal (var precious opal) on limonite/ironstone. Queensland, Australia
Wello Opal from Wello Province, Ethiopia. Thumb size clear precious opal. This opal tends to be hydrophane (absorbs water), so it will develop small cracks if exposed to air for more than a few days.
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Who doesn’t love opal? 😍
The Flame Queen One of the globe's most famous opal nodules displays an amazing bullseye effect, due to a second layer of precious opaline gel that later filled the nodule's centre whose spheres are of somewhat different sizes, making them act differently in response to light. These stones are called eye of opal. The second image features the same opal turned at a different angle, showing a different set of colors in inclined light. The gem weighs 263.18 carats (nearly 53 grams) and measures 7x6.3x1.2cm. It was discovered at Lightning Ridge in Australia a century ago. Loz Image credit: David Plane
so today, i had the joy of attending a gem expo. i only got to go for a couple hours because i had to leave for work, but it was a fantastic experience, and one i’d definitely recommend if you ever have the chance! not only did i get to chat with other mineral enthusiasts and see some fantastic specimens, i picked up some new beauties for my own collection!
firstly, a septarian sphere. locality unknown.
it’s got a little flat spot on the bottom, so it’s able to sit nicely without a stand!!
i’ve been wanting a septarian for a while now and we all know i’m a hoe for spheres, so i saw an opportunity and took it.
secondly, an absolutely fabulous rutilated quartz from brazil!
the rutile threads in this are sooooo flashy, and the quartz is so clear so looking at it is just amazing!
i’m so glad i managed to get my grubby little hands on this beauty lol
finally, a pair of opals from australia
these were actually a gift from one of the vendors, a darling australian gentleman named ron
he saw how i was gushing over the opals he’d brought and i guess he was just excited to see someone who loves these stones as much as he does, because when i picked these two little ones out (i only had $20 and wanted to save some since he was the first vendor i visited lol) he closed my fingers around them, patted my hand, and told me they were a gift and to enjoy them
i’ll definitely be stopping by to visit ron again next year (hopefully with more cash in my pocket)!!
i’ll have to get better pictures of the opals tomorrow, because my camera flash absolutely obliterates them lol
