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6.00 Ct. Multi Color Boulder Opal (Ironstone Opal) from Australia
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Item ID: | K7088 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 16.23 Width: 11.64 Height: 4.02 |
Weight: | 6.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Freeform |
Cut: | Polished |
Cutting style: | Tablet |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $340 |
Every collector knows that a truly exceptional gemstone does more than catch the eye, it defines an identity. This rare 6.00 carat freeform Boulder Opal, Ironstone Opal, from the heart of Australia is precisely that defining moment for a high end collection, and it is offered exclusively by The Natural Gemstone Company. Sculpted in a tablet cutting style, this freeform treasure measures 16.23 by 11.64 by 4.02 mm, polished to an excellent finish, and evaluated as eye clean at normal inspection distances. The stone carries an intense color intensity that shifts and dances with every change of light, delivering a display that is at once subtle and spectacular. There are few opportunities to acquire a piece that so perfectly balances natural character and collector level quality, and because this opal is unrestored and unenhanced, it remains an authentic specimen of Australian boulder opal beauty.
Look closely and you will see why discerning connoisseurs prize this particular specimen. The tablet cut has been chosen to maximize the play of color and to present the opal surface as a luminous plane, allowing broad flashes of violet, green, and flame like red to merge across a soft milky body tone. The freeform outline respects the natural contours of the ironstone matrix beneath, creating a living landscape of color that can never be precisely replicated. The ironstone base adds depth and contrast, anchoring the spectral colors and reinforcing the stone's provenance as Boulder Opal, Ironstone Opal. With excellent polish and an eye clean clarity grade, the surface reads like liquid color, and every movement reveals new spectrums and new textures. This is not a mass produced gem, it is a singular mineral encounter that belongs in the custody of someone who understands the quiet power of rarity.
Beyond its visual appeal, this opal carries the pedigree that elevates it to the highest tier of collectible gemstones. Originating from Australia, boulder opals are among the most sought after of opal varieties because of their unique formation within natural ironstone nodules, a process that yields intense color paired with enduring structure. This 6.00 carat tablet cut example presents a sophisticated scale for design and display, adaptable to a bespoke ring, a statement pendant, or a private mounted portfolio for investment and appreciation. The absence of enhancements further secures its value, ensuring that the intense color and silk like play are entirely the product of geological fortune and expert lapidary care. For those who collect not merely for decoration but for provenance, history, and rarity, this specimen represents a judicious and inspired acquisition.
The Natural Gemstone Company invites those within the inner circle of refined collectors to claim this one of a kind Boulder Opal, Ironstone Opal while it remains available. We offer bespoke consultation to assist with design and setting, private viewing arrangements, and careful documentation of the stone characteristics including weight, dimensions, cut type, clarity, polish, enhancement status, and origin. Owning this opal is an entry into an exclusive realm where each acquisition is considered and curated, rather than mass distributed. For the purchaser who demands provenance, beauty, and scarcity, this opal stands as an opportunity to possess a piece of Australia that is both a wearable jewel and a reserve quality mineral specimen. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to arrange a private presentation and to join the elite group of collectors who recognize true rarity when they see it.























