[Koshu Precious Stone Kiriko] Fire Opal 1.530ct Loose with Patch

Opal has been popular since ancient Roman times. Fire opal refers to an opal whose ground color ranges from red to orange, giving the impression of fire. Photographs are taken using a penlight.

This is a loose Koshu Takaishi Kiriko fire opal (Mexican opal), a collaboration work between Shimizu Kiseki and Mr. Yoichi Fukasawa. Created by two masters, Mr. Yukio Shimizu, representative of Shimizu Kiseki, and Mr. Yoichi Fukasawa, representative of Jewelry Craft Fukasawa. This is Koshu precious stone cut glass . Mr. Shimizu handles the facets and Mr. Fukasawa handles the facets. Normal x Akatsuki cut 15.3 x 8.2mm.
A special patch is included.



・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Fire Opal (Mexican Opal)
・Weight: 1.530ct
・Scratch/chip: S
・Inclusion: S
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・Accessories: Koshu precious stone cut card, Karatz quality guarantee card, case

▷For more information about Fire Opal
A fire opal that looks like a burning flame. different from mexican opal


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