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82.9ct 3 pcs polished Multi toned mahoghany obsidian Volcanic Lot Oregon
- SKU
- Afmetingen (mm)
- 100.000 x 100.000 x 100.000mm
- Gewicht (cts)
- 82.900
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Type
- Rough
- Clarity
- N/A
- Kleuren
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Mahogany Obsidian is a striking variety of volcanic glass known for its rich, deep colors and distinctive patterns. In Oregon, Mahogany Obsidian is found primarily in the region's volcanic areas, particularly around the Cascade Range and other volcanic formations.
Key Features of Mahogany Obsidian:
Color and Pattern: Mahogany Obsidian typically exhibits a dark, mahogany-brown base with reddish or tan speckles. The patterns can range from smooth, shiny surfaces to those with interesting inclusions and textures.
Formation: Like other obsidians, Mahogany Obsidian forms from rapidly cooled lava, which prevents the formation of crystal structures, resulting in its glassy texture.
Locations in Oregon: Notable locations for Mahogany Obsidian in Oregon include areas around the Newberry Volcano and other volcanic fields. These regions have the right geological conditions for the formation of this unique obsidian type.
Uses: Mahogany Obsidian is often used in jewelry, decorative items, and as a collector's specimen. Its unique appearance makes it a popular choice for various crafts and applications.
- SKU
- Afmetingen (mm)
- 100.000 x 100.000 x 100.000 mm
- Gewicht (cts)
- 82.900
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Type
- Rough
- Clarity
- N/A
- Kleuren
-
thanks for checking out this auction if you have any questions feel free to message me
Mahogany Obsidian is a striking variety of volcanic glass known for its rich, deep colors and distinctive patterns. In Oregon, Mahogany Obsidian is found primarily in the region's volcanic areas, particularly around the Cascade Range and other volcanic formations.
Key Features of Mahogany Obsidian:
Color and Pattern: Mahogany Obsidian typically exhibits a dark, mahogany-brown base with reddish or tan speckles. The patterns can range from smooth, shiny surfaces to those with interesting inclusions and textures.
Formation: Like other obsidians, Mahogany Obsidian forms from rapidly cooled lava, which prevents the formation of crystal structures, resulting in its glassy texture.
Locations in Oregon: Notable locations for Mahogany Obsidian in Oregon include areas around the Newberry Volcano and other volcanic fields. These regions have the right geological conditions for the formation of this unique obsidian type.
Uses: Mahogany Obsidian is often used in jewelry, decorative items, and as a collector's specimen. Its unique appearance makes it a popular choice for various crafts and applications.
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NegatiefI have purchased 95 items from this seller hoping for the odd treasure, but I give up. Items marked facet grade are NOT. Substitutions are made without permission. Nothing comes labeled or is properly packaged so crystals are often broken.
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Negatief
I have purchased 95 items from this seller hoping for the odd treasure, but I give up. Items marked facet grade are NOT. Substitutions are made without permission. Nothing comes labeled or is properly packaged so crystals are often broken.
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Negatief
I have purchased 95 items from this seller hoping for the odd treasure, but I give up. Items marked facet grade are NOT. Substitutions are made without permission. Nothing comes labeled or is properly packaged so crystals are often broken.
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Negatief
I have purchased 95 items from this seller hoping for the odd treasure, but I give up. Items marked facet grade are NOT. Substitutions are made without permission. Nothing comes labeled or is properly packaged so crystals are often broken.
