Pumpkin
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Bippity-Boppity-Boo!
This was the magical incantation that the FairyGodmother recited in order to turn Cinderella into a princess, the mice into servants, and yes- the pumpkin into a carriage.
As we approach the end of October and with it, Halloween, it is the pumpkin that comes to mind when I admire Jim Perkins' stunning orange Mexican fire opal. With an orange hue so bright is is nearly glowing, this exceptional 2.4 carat stone is a beauty.
Opal is one of the birthstones for October, and this orange fire opal in particular is perfect for this spooky time of year. Resembling a pumpkin, or a bright orange harvest moon, this stunning gem boasts fantastic clarity and displays the precision cutting for which Mr. Perkins is renowned for. Measuring 9.84 mm in diameter, this stone would look extraordinary set in a custom piece of jewelry or would be a welcome addition to any gem collection. Luckily for us, when the clock strikes midnight this opal won't turn into a pumpkin.
Stone: Mexican Fire Opal
Origin: Mexico
Treatment: Unknown
Carat: 2.4 ct
Cut: Round Brilliant
Artist: Jim Perkins
This was the magical incantation that the FairyGodmother recited in order to turn Cinderella into a princess, the mice into servants, and yes- the pumpkin into a carriage.
As we approach the end of October and with it, Halloween, it is the pumpkin that comes to mind when I admire Jim Perkins' stunning orange Mexican fire opal. With an orange hue so bright is is nearly glowing, this exceptional 2.4 carat stone is a beauty.
Opal is one of the birthstones for October, and this orange fire opal in particular is perfect for this spooky time of year. Resembling a pumpkin, or a bright orange harvest moon, this stunning gem boasts fantastic clarity and displays the precision cutting for which Mr. Perkins is renowned for. Measuring 9.84 mm in diameter, this stone would look extraordinary set in a custom piece of jewelry or would be a welcome addition to any gem collection. Luckily for us, when the clock strikes midnight this opal won't turn into a pumpkin.
Stone: Mexican Fire Opal
Origin: Mexico
Treatment: Unknown
Carat: 2.4 ct
Cut: Round Brilliant
Artist: Jim Perkins
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