The Mystery Inside the Black Opal Cutting Session Uncover the possibilities the business of opal.

Explore the mesmerizing world of opal cutting in our latest video! Join us on a captivating journey deep into a Lightning Ridge opal, where hidden colors come to life. Uncover the endless possibilities within the business of opals as we share the artistry and skill involved in each cut. Watch and learn as we take you through the intricate process, marking a significant step forward in the opal cutting business. Don't miss out on the mystery and beauty that lies within the heart of these precious gems! #OpalCutting #GemstoneBusiness #HiddenColors

[@lyndallsymons9767]

Thanks for another great show guys 😊

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks so much appreciate it

[@MrMagilla2006]

so beautiful! the posh pits had me on edge

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it.

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

That is A Beautiful Opal. One thing I have noticed with any Opal - YOU JUST DON'T KNOW.

[@GlobalProspecting]

So true

[@carlynscolorfulcreations]

Looks like there is a lot of potential in that piece, cant wait to see what happens!

[@timwichman1374]

Sounds exciting!!

[@tianafrancis9827]

I was wishing the dark cloud to go away. Not this time. Nice color below it though.

[@GlobalProspecting]

I know I was so hoping. Possible might try going down a bit more seems like the color hanging under that cloud. It was hard to see but after watching the video I'm pretty sure of it. Thanks so much for watching Tiana.

[@Fearnoopal]

Great show like always. Love those opals❤

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@budklw]

Great show tonight guys!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Bud appreciate it

[@danielhowell1640]

You guys should hold back Opals to drive up the price like they do in the Diamond trade. From what I understand, Diamonds arent all that rare, they just manipulate pricing by hoarding stones. In my opinion, Opal is much prettier than Diamonds.

[@GlobalProspecting]

True thanks for watching appreciate it

[@timwichman1374]

Great show guys, thank you much!!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Tim got some cool stuff coming soon

[@rodan420]

Great video as always!! Keep grinding 😉

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@frankmccain4359]

Shared with all my opal friends in Australia

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Frank appreciate it thanks for watching

[@reaganwaite9101]

Such a beautiful piece! Very bright color, sad that the sand ate up so much of the stone

[@GlobalProspecting]

I know Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@johnniesparkman8773]

I need to win some opal brother. I want to cut like you!

[@GlobalProspecting]

Watch the lives usually good odds thanks for watching appreciate it

[@cenkayral5296]

Are Lightning Ridge opals the best in Australia? I've heard Coober Pedy opals are nice too.

[@GlobalProspecting]

My opinion lightning ridge but still love Coober Pedy

[@emilymarylee89]

Opals opals everywhere

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks for watching appreciate it Emily

[@hossoutdoors-n-wildlife6199]

Could you have sliced it for a pair of earrings?

[@GlobalProspecting]

Yea was trying for a larger stone Thanks for watching appreciate it

[@hossoutdoors-n-wildlife6199]

@@GlobalProspecting Gotcha 👍I didn’t know how the sand looked inside. I asked because I’m still really new to cutting and I’m trying to learn as much as I can. I thought you did a great job with this gem.

[@pkgoldopalhunting]

shame about that sand in the stone but you still got something out of it

[@GlobalProspecting]

Thanks Pk appreciate it u finding any gold

[@pkgoldopalhunting]

just getting a little gold its only flower gold not chunks @@GlobalProspecting

[@ChattyCharlieStore]

non hydrophane Ethiopian can rival Australian

[@hossoutdoors-n-wildlife6199]

Is there a specific kind that is more prone to be non hydrophone?

[@GlobalProspecting]

I think so Charles thanks for watching