Heart Shaped ?Opal?

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Heart Shaped ?Opal?

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I have been putting in hours recently so this feels well over due. It was exciting to dig. What do you think? I cannot decide if it is a genuine Opal? It is approx 25mm across its width. No hall marks. Any ideas? Age? Is it real :-/ Down on the wet sand. I did search for the chain but guess they went their separate ways.

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Post by Danzigman »

Think it is Rock Crystal... But nice..
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could be rock crystal or a paste opal looks possibly silver 20th century 1950 upwards ::g
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Post by STIG »

Moonstone possibly ! . . ::g
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Post by lord lovell »

good shout moonstone that could well be it ::g
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moonstone was my first thought ::g
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Its good to get a treat every so often to make the effort worthwile, sound pendant ::g
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Post by Pav »

Thanks for all your suggestions.
I guess I was hopeful thinking it was Opal. Still its nice, and one to keep.
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Post by beaubrummell »

Pav wrote:Thanks for all your suggestions.
I guess I was hopeful thinking it was Opal. Still its nice, and one to keep.
Get it checked out mate. People here are only giving opinions.
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