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Zebra stone — specimen 0655, photo © NMNHS
Zebra stone
—
specimen 0655
Origin
Oceania
Australia, Western Australia, Kimberley, Kununurra
Data
Weight:
23.50 ct;
size:
29.92 | 19.67 | 5.94 mm;
shape:
pear;
colour:
medium light orangey red; very slightly brownish;
clarity:
opaque;
cut:
good;
treatment:
none.
Notes
Clean specimen; cabochon type cut.
More information from ‘Classification’
Zebra stone
A sedimentary rock; commercial name for a banded brown and white siltstone found mostly in the Kimberley region, Western Australia. The deposit is 600 million years old. The dark spots are coloured by
hematite
.
Gemmology — gemstones
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