Hyalite Opal

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Bright green fluorescent opal from Mexico. Clear, glassy bubble shine bright under UV. Trace amounts of uranyl are the reason for this bright green glow.

Select the piece you want to buy by choosing the number. You'll get the exact crystal shown in the photos.

1: 1 1/2", 17 grams
2: 1 1/4", 10 grams
3: 1 1/4", 6 grams
4: 1", 4 grams
5: 3/4", 4 grams
6: 1/2", 1 grams
7: 1 3/4", 19 grams
8: 1 1/4", 11 grams
9: 1 1/4", 8 grams
10: 3/4", 4 grams
11: 3/4", 3 grams
12: 1/2", 1 grams
13: 1 1/2", 16 grams
14: 1 1/2", 13 grams
15: 1 1/2", 11 grams
16: 1", 3 grams
17: 1 3/4", 3 grams
18: 3/4", 2 grams


Photos taken using our GloBox 365nm UV light housing. These crystals will show best using a 365nm/255nm FILTERED UV flashlight.

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