Mexican Cantera Opal Cabochon #2 storage a clay mineral usually formed

a clay mineral usually formed in areas with volcanic deposits found in a white - yellow colour

where is was first found

you’re looking at the core of a prehistoric ocean filter-feeder that’s seen more than a few mass extinctions come and go

Stimulates energy flow through the chakras

Relieves negativityﾠ

Mexican Cantera Opal Cabochon #2 storage a clay mineral usually formedThis Mexican Cantera Opal cabochon shows some lovely colour flash. You will receive the exact Cantera Opal crystal pictured. Much Mexican Fire opal does not have play of colour, but when it does then they make beautiful specimens, ones with no colour play are sometimes referred to as jelly opals. Mexican Fire Opal is usually found in a Rhyolite matrix, with Queretaro being the largest producer of fire opal, these are often known as Cantera Opals.