Priday Opal Thunderegg Rough Flatrate! Flower of Peach Lace Agate and can set upright with

and can set upright with good flash that appears to be better at lower than eye level

Here is a gorgeous slab of Tri-Flow Obsidian from Glass Butte Oregon

several species of fish in the genus Enchodus were common in the Western Interior Sea

and could even make nice displays

It has some gorgeous chevron style Amethyst with deep purple crystal formations

Priday Opal Thunderegg Rough Flatrate! Flower of Peach Lace Agate and can set upright withThis flatrate is for the Priday Opal Thundereggs that come from Oregon! I am unsure if these are good enough for lapidary uses, as I've never seen them used for that, but they make beautiful displays! These are the same opal eggs we use in our bottled jars of Opal Eggs! They are easy to break, and at least 70% of them will be filled with opal! These can be tons of fun, and certainly a batch you won't want to miss out on! Weight: Approx 14 Lbs I do my