Opals

[Meezermom22]

Can someone please recommend a good place to purchase opals? I'm thinking natural rough opals or possibly a decent sized cabochon. It's actually for my young grandson. He's very bright and very into rocks and nature. Thanks!

 

[Autumn in New England]

Can someone please recommend a good place to purchase opals? I'm thinking natural rough opals or possibly a decent sized cabochon. It's actually for my young grandson. He's very bright and very into rocks and nature. Thanks!

If you're not looking for anything with too high a price tag, I would recommend Opal Auctions. They have a rough section. Have fun!

Rough & Uncut Opal From All Over The World | Opal Auctions

Buy Rough Opal parcels from all over the world through our online market place. Buy loose Rough Opal in a variety of colors and sizes now or place a bid on your favorite Opal.

www.opalauctions.com

 

[Meezermom22]

If you're not looking for anything with too high a price tag, I would recommend Opal Auctions. They have a rough section. Have fun!

Rough & Uncut Opal From All Over The World | Opal Auctions

Buy Rough Opal parcels from all over the world through our online market place. Buy loose Rough Opal in a variety of colors and sizes now or place a bid on your favorite Opal.

www.opalauctions.com

Thank you! Great picture on the horse.

 

[Autumn in New England]

Thank you! Great picture on the horse.

Thank you! His name is Rootbeer, because, as a foal, he lapped up some that had spilled, and just loved it. Cute, right?

 

[Meezermom22]

Adorable! My brother had Quarter Horses. I tried learning to ride but the minute they would canter, I panicked. So I rescue dogs instead. . Anyway, thank you again for the lead (no pun intended!)

 

[Autumn in New England]

Adorable! My brother had Quarter Horses. I tried learning to ride but the minute they would canter, I panicked. So I rescue dogs instead. . Anyway, thank you again for the lead (no pun intended!)

Well bless your heart for helping make the world a better place for pups and humans alike! When I was first learning to ride as a kid, we were going over saddle cadence. It was hot and the horse was itchy from the bugs. He decided to roll in the dirt, legs kicking in the air, with me on him. Thank god my feet weren't in the stirrups or I would have been smooshed. My instructor told me the horse didn't feel me on his back, because I was too light (I wouldn't have that problem now... lol). So it took awhile for me to trust again. As they say, I had to "get back on the horse." Anyway!