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Yowah Nut

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Yowah opal field, Queensland, Australia
© Peter Kohorst

A variety of Boulder Opal

Small rounded pebbles of sandstone impregnated with Precious Opal.
Originally reported from Yowah opal field, Queensland, Australia.

Classification of Yowah Nut

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