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Boulder opal found in Australia

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The Night Warrior1 year ago

This Ethiopian opal looks like a nebula in space

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Sam Eric1 year ago

This is a Azurite It's a soft, dark blue carbonate and copper mineral resulting from the weathering of copper ore deposits.

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Siyaram Mirotha1 year ago

enormous obsidian stone split in half......

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The Night Warrior1 year ago

Rare blue opal in petrified wood.

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बस यू ही...1 year ago

What to say? What happened to men?

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S1 year ago

Check out this Ethiopian Opal

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💪🎭..Rai ji..💪🎭1 year ago

This came from space ☄️ A metallic meteorite made up of iron-nickel and olivine crystals

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Sam Eric1 year ago

This is Murchison meteorite fell in Australia in 1969. It has silicon carbide particles that date approximately 7 billion years, predating the formation of our solar system, including the sun and Earth, by 2.5 billion years.

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NO CONTEXT MEMES1 year ago

Incredible Boulder Opal Split from Queensland, Australia 🤯 Absolutely amazing find!

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💪🎭..Rai ji..💪🎭1 year ago

Sodalite, a mineral formed from sodium-rich magma, glows orange when exposed to UV light due to a natural trait called tenebrescence

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Story Web1 year ago

A tiny butterfly foot (from a deceased butterfly) holding a near perfect garnet sand grain 1mm field of view approximately Olympus macro gear

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Sunex1 year ago

These are so beautiful!!!!

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Rahul X1 year ago

Incredible Boulder Opal Split from Queensland, Australia

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TUSHAR1 year ago

The Fukang meteorite, found in China, 2000. It is a palasite, a type of stony-iron meteorite filled with olivine crystals. It is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. Credits : Arizona Meteorite Laboratory

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Nyx_Void1 year ago

Ohhh! That is so pretty.

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Siyaram Mirotha1 year ago

This is a Coral Geode, a rare form of fossilization that only occurs in a few places in the entire world.......

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🇺🇸🇺🇸 OGCannaKingCA 🇺🇸🇺🇸1 year ago

While out camping/hiking last Saturday I found a chunk of amber with a 30-90 million year old tick frozen in time inside and thought that was pretty cool but that chunk of opal is a whole next level cool.

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INDIA STATISTICS1 year ago

Boulder Opal – Australia’s Gemstone Wonder Origin: Queensland, Australia Type: Semi-precious opal with natural ironstone backing Colors: Vibrant flashes of blue, green, gold, and red Formation: Over millions of years within ironstone boulders Hardness: 5.5–6.5 on Mohs scale Uses: Jewelry, decorative art, collector’s gemstone Global Significance: Considered one of the rarest and most valuable opals in the world Famous Find: Largest recorded Boulder Opal – ~1,800 carats Sustainability: Mined mostly in small, sustainable operations in Queensland Fun Fact: Each Boulder Opal is unique; patterns and colors cannot be replicated 📌 Source: Geoscience Australia, Australian Gem Society

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Two12 Studio | Shopify & CRO1 year ago

Only Mother Nature knows how to craft such wonders.

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I'm 8551 year ago

Mother Nature out here flexing harder than any NFT collection.

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SaveOurCountry!1 year ago

Opal is so beautiful!

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James Eldridge🌴🪼author of The Pacific Chronicles1 year ago

it’s hard to believe they made so many of these in factories and then just left them everywhere in the wild

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SASS¥ⓨ 🌵| 9.11 🦖1 year ago

That’s so rare. @grok tell me more about this.

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4PF1 year ago

The boulder opal in the video is truly a marvel of nature, showcasing the unique beauty that Queensland, Australia, is known for. Its vibrant colors and intricate patterns are a testament to the geological processes that create such stunning gemstones.

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SaskLass1 year ago

WOW!

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Chi Nguyễn | AiShiZen1 year ago

The magic of nature 😍

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Rose Stabler 🌹1 year ago

This is amazing! 🤩

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Matt Curda1 year ago

An ocean in a stone. Beautiful

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Salty Albertan1 year ago

Wow! That’s beautiful!

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Kristi L. Talmadge1 year ago

That is beautiful! 😍 Nature really is Amazing.

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Bill E1 year ago

Wow! How much would that be worth?

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neurofiber1 year ago

These veins of opal form in the cracks of ironstone boulders...

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Gan Z1 year ago

That's a beautiful tropical island inside that boulder.

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Trendy🎭1 year ago

it's like a disco ball got trapped in a rock! 😂

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Jeff Klumpp1 year ago

😍😍🥰🥰💓💓

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