Great presentation Jenny, but Quilpie and Winton-Longreach areas produced superb gem quality opals equal to Lightning Ridge's top gems. I know, I mined them and saw them mined by associates.
5:17 the Jelly opal didn’t got his moment to shine ... very sad 😔 because i think they are especially beautiful I’ve got a lilac jelly opal an i am very curious about that kind of opal because i didn’t find much
Thank you so much! All of the pieces in this video are part of the Australian Opal Centre’s collection, or private collections of the Centre’s members. Thank you for watching and commenting. 😁👍
IDU Curiosity is it Misses Brammall that awnser are comments ? just curious the videos are great and very well explained ...Now i now a quiet a bit more and will continue watching you guys are awsome...thank you
Hi Douglas! Absolutely, Queensland boulder opal has some of the most vibrant play of colour you’ll find in Australian opal. Thanks for watching and commenting! 😁👍
MrTatts64 Yes absolutely, mineral oil would also preserve those beautiful stones. As they’re part of the Australian Opal Centre’s collection, though, they remain presented as they were donated. Thank you for your comment! 😄
Hi Jenny I live in Jamaica I found the fossils eyeholes torkoal that's fossilized I'm wondering if it's what's the word and that hopeful with that's hurtful can you respond back to me please thank you
This is the best video you made on this channel very informative and the way jenny explain way gentle
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching! 😄
Don't miss Part 2: Opal of the World -- ua-cam.com/video/GH4SjkVx3QE/v-deo.html
Very nicely done... I have some fossilized opal with some dinosaur bone. Love it! ❤
Really informative, interesting and easy to watch and understand, thanks heaps 🙏
Thank you so much Jono, I really appreciate the comment! Thanks for watching. 😁👍
Wow, I had no idea there were so many types of opal!! Thank you for posting
Cathi FAM Journey you’re very welcome! Thank you for watching! 😄👍
Wonderful. Thank you. So much info. 🙏
Wow! Beautiful and interesting examples, clearly presented. Thanks Jenny and team.
The Dark Destroyer thank you so much! 👍👍
Beautifully done and opals well described. God job, Jenny!
Meant to say, Good Job, Jenny!
Great presentation Jenny, but Quilpie and Winton-Longreach areas produced superb gem quality opals equal to Lightning Ridge's top gems. I know, I mined them and saw them mined by associates.
Great episode!! Australia has so much beautiful and unique opal!! Opal in quartz!? So cool!! :)
Ali Cook thanks, Ali! I had never seen opal in quartz before, it’s such an unusual formation. Thanks for the comment! 😄
🤯 wow blew my mind! Great Video
Thank you so much!
Appear interesting career/job/hobby.
The colours are very intensive & well dispersed like what nature does. Thanks
Roland Wong
Thanks so much Roland! 😁
5:17 the Jelly opal didn’t got his moment to shine ... very sad 😔 because i think they are especially beautiful
I’ve got a lilac jelly opal an i am very curious about that kind of opal because i didn’t find much
Really good quality jelly opal is very hard to find, it’s such a unique thing! Thanks for commenting, I really appreciate it. 😁👍
@@CuriosityMine is it maybe possible to make a small video about it 😅
I’ll see what I can do! 😁
Stunning!!
4:22 that is SOOO beautiful! my favorite piece of opal ive ever layed my eyes on! curious on where it is now?:)
Thank you so much! All of the pieces in this video are part of the Australian Opal Centre’s collection, or private collections of the Centre’s members. Thank you for watching and commenting. 😁👍
Realy amazing opals...wow
Thank you! Much appreciated. 😁👍
IDU Curiosity is it Misses Brammall that awnser are comments ? just curious
the videos are great and very well explained ...Now i now a quiet a bit more and will continue watching you guys are awsome...thank you
you have some beautiful Opal there oneplace you did not mention is Cloncurry they have some very nice boulder opal there as well😊
Hi Douglas! Absolutely, Queensland boulder opal has some of the most vibrant play of colour you’ll find in Australian opal. Thanks for watching and commenting! 😁👍
Nice showing, thank you
You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching. 😁👍
Thanks for this. Great informative video
Thank you so much! And thank you for watching. 👍👍
Great, Thanks a lot.
cant wait for part 2!
John Wei Thank you! It’s coming soon, I promise. 👍
4:25 WOW amazing
abnunga It’s a gorgeous piece! Thanks for the comment. 😄
The long slender opal, what would be the price of it?
Very cool! Those Tintenbar opals, could you not keep them in a fine mineral oil? I only ask as the mineral oil wont evaporate off.
MrTatts64 Yes absolutely, mineral oil would also preserve those beautiful stones. As they’re part of the Australian Opal Centre’s collection, though, they remain presented as they were donated. Thank you for your comment! 😄
I had to watch it again .10-Q.
Hi Jenny I live in Jamaica I found the fossils eyeholes torkoal that's fossilized I'm wondering if it's what's the word and that hopeful with that's hurtful can you respond back to me please thank you
I find a piece of potch with nice colour but not very bright, In my yard in ipswich....
That’s a long way from the nearest opal field! Thanks for your comment. 😁
@@CuriosityMine that's what I was thinking haha if use have an email I would love to send a picture of it 😁
Very good my frend
Marine Excavations thank you so much! 👍
Nice vid
opal source Thank you so much!
Opal much better and beautiful then any Diamonds 💎
My favorite opal type/color is the blue/blue-purple.
Love opals your nails nice too
Wow!!!!!
Thank you! 😁👍
Parabéns são lindas pedras preciosas aí vai o joinha do amigo Francisco retribua se poder
Francisco Stones Brasil Obrigado! E obrigada por assistir. 👍
My birth stone.
Nice! Thanks for watching. 😁👍
Everyone here needs to like this video then head over to Black Opal Direct and let Justin teach you how to cut opal.
Thank you so much. I definitely recommend checking out Justin’s channel, too. Feel free to hit subscribe here first, though. 😉 thanks for the comment!
@@CuriosityMine yw. I love opals, all kinds. This was a great tour of the different kinds of Australian opal!
🌐🌏🌹💎😵❗❗🙋🔛... saludos
i want ;)