This piece of Mintabie rough had me genuinely excited before I even touched the wheel. A thick color bar with layers of squares stacked through it. That can mean one thing... harlequin. Well, I hope.
Potch on one side, sand on the other, a natural crack to navigate, and a Gemfish reading that wasn't giving much away. Every pass on the wheel was a step into the unknown and what emerged from that color bar was not what I was expecting.
Get ready to be as surprised as me ⬇😳









8 comments
Hey Justin!
Turned out quite stunning indeed…But the moments about your dad and Saxon brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful, touching and meaningful. He’s watching and he’s proud. I just know it.
Sending love to you and yours
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you Trudi. We miss you.
trudi greenwood
Hello Justin ,
From the other side of the planet it was again a pleasure to see you working .
I guess that your Dad and Benny, wherever they are having a great chat about our work 🙏🏻
Greetings from Antwerp !
Walter
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you Walter 🙏
Walter
Dat Aussie bling… 🤟😳
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Black Opal Direct replied:
lol yep
Michael Bean
Hey Justine, that was a beautiful moment you shared with us. Thank you
Gorgeous Opal,
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you. I’m glad you liked
David Graham
Beautiful gemstone!!
Beautiful memories with your dad!
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you Julie. I have many fond memories
Julie Steiner
i think going from the other side would have been better and more carat weight,
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Maybe
paul granfield
As always fantastic cut like a Lucky packet.
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you
Mario Manestar
Awesome arrangement of colour. This beautiful flagstone gem takes your breath away
I’m sure your Dad is observing the cut with pride and delight.
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Black Opal Direct replied:
Thank you 🙏
Patricia
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