Black Opal the Final Cut! One-Of-A-Kind Opal Transformed into A Gemstone before your eyes.

"Black Opal: The Final Cut" is a mesmerizing and unique gemstone that undergoes a transformative journey to captivate its beholders. This one-of-a-kind opal, with its deep, mysterious hues, takes center stage as it evolves into a breathtaking gem before your very eyes. The process not only reveals the opulence of its colors but also showcases the meticulous craftsmanship involved in bringing out the opal's true beauty. This gemstone promises an enchanting and unparalleled visual experience, where the magic of nature meets the artistry of gem cutting, resulting in a truly exceptional masterpiece that tells a story of rarity and refinement.
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[@ChattyCharlieStore]

You sell the best grades of Ethiopian Opal at reasonable prices, love the videos guys keep up the good work. One Opal Addict to another!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Charles appreciate the support

[@sheilabare5677]

Such deep color, I've never seen such a piece, BEAUTIFUL

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it!

[@sherrikraut3888]

I enjoyed watching you cut the black opal

[@kurtisswain9992]

Glad you make these videos, I also had never heard of stayish Opal before your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@goldcambodia]

I love opal

[@saividal4354]

Beautiful..!!!

[@budklw]

Great show tonight! That's an awesome stone!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Karl Happy New year

[@RoosKohn]

Thank you for sharing such a peaceful cutting video. I enjoyed from start to finish. Looking forward to the next share.
First time here and I subscribed.
Wishing you happiness growth and lots of great Opal adventures
Rosie 🙏❤️🌹

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks so much for your kind words we appreciate it Thanks so much Rosie

[@robertporcina7869]

Comes out so beautiful... thank you for the video 🎉

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Robert appreciate it

[@hi-tonemichael8030]

Great cutting nice gem stone

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@theunisswanepoel8616]

Just amazing play of colour in that black opal.
All the best for 2024, looking forward to see what you have lined up for the lapidary wheel!!!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@daffyduchman]

what a magnificent gem you created mesmerising to watch you work i love this channel

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks, for watching

[@rkuhl712]

Very pretty! Have never seen black opal.

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching Aeriel we put out videos every Thursday.

[@Fearnoopal]

That’s what I do to most my opals. I get it to a free form and polish it a little bit it takes me a few weeks at looking at them. Once I have more then 3 or 4 I’ll finally get sick of looking at their shape and actually form them into their final shape.

[@GlobalProspecting]

Great method keith you get them to a rub then study smart thinking.

[@Fearnoopal]

I really need to get me a cerium wheel it really makes the colors pop.

[@LaSierraAcresQuailFarm]

beautiful opal but bummer about that sand/ash.. kinda worried tho that the remaining exposed sand/ash inclusions will cause it to craze in the future..

[@GlobalProspecting]

I know well that’s how it goes sometimes appreciate the support Thanks for Watching

[@TT-dx4ez]

I didn't know you could get natural black opal from anywhere outside of Australia

[@GlobalProspecting]

Yes here is the GIA link mine data for Stayish opal www.gia.edu/gems-gemology/winter-2014-gemnews-new-deposit-black-opal-from-ethiopia

[@sheilabare5677]

What grit of wheel ?

[@GlobalProspecting]

220

[@ieatcaribou7852]

Incredibly cool to obtain Stayish rough of that size. I’ve thought about getting some, but it’s not as available as Welo (or stable) but you definitely got a great stable piece. Turned out very nice!

[@mash7137]

there's anther channel that say only black opals come from lighting ridge, which I don't understand what he is talking about above my pay grade I guess.

[@GlobalProspecting]

You can check the link in description GIA mine data on the Stayish Bkack Opal Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@swpo1]

What channel?

[@petrosstefanis6234]

I cant wait bloke, bring it on!

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

Beautiful

[@timwichman1374]

Great show as always, thank you and Happy New Year!!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Tim appreciate it thanks for all your support my freind.

[@timwichman1374]

You're very welcome!!

[@soozieq697]

Beautiful stayish opal! Happy New Year guys!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thank You SoozieQ

[@LocallyLostHandmade]

Here’s to another successful New Year🐲🍾

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Locally

[@sheilabare5677]

Looks like the shape of my HARLEY GAS TANK. ARKANSAS STYLE LOVES Y'ALL.

[@pkgoldopalhunting]

All the best for the new year to you and all the family stay safe

[@GlobalProspecting]

Happy New Year PK

[@johnniesparkman8773]

Those are beautiful opals from Ethiopia.❤

[@hollynoelleAbductedUfologist]

I believe Opals are a gift from God. Such eternal beauty in a stone! Thanks for sharing...shared.

[@GlobalProspecting]

I believe that’s so true god bless happy new year.

[@jimconnor292]

I thought all black Ethiopian Opal was treated. Thanks for the education.

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching Jim appreciate it

[@Fearnoopal]

Some can be. Some how they smoke it to get it black but if you get black opal rough it’s easy to tell if it’s been smoked.

[@GOLD_FEVER]

So there's finally Ethiopian opal that isn't shit?
I'm firmly in the Australian opal is superior camp, but if it is stable it's good!
I do have to say that the Ethiopian pattern is beautiful but just has an air of fake to it compared to Australian opal...
Also GREAT message at the end! Thank you for that.

[@Fearnoopal]

The deeper they go into the mines the better and stabler it is. At least that’s what I’ve herd.