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Turkish Dendritic Opal Rough Specimen, Central Anatolia, Turkey pericline Double terminated fenster quartz cluster Style:E

Name: Turkish Dendritic Opal Rough Specimen, Central Anatolia, Turkey pericline Double terminated fenster quartz cluster Style:E
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 2484803930
Price: 38.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7956 (19 reviews)

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Turkish Dendritic Opal Rough Specimen, Central Anatolia, Turkey pericline Double terminated fenster quartz cluster Style:E Double terminated fenster quartz cluster bladed crystal habit with strong parallel striations and high clarity — a signature of Brazilian material from the Araçuaí–Coronel Murta–Gov Weight is 98 grams Central Anatolia Region

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