Synthetic Opal Glass Rough | 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing

Synthetic Opal Glass Rough: 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing

$69.00
$69.00
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Synthetic Opal Glass Rough | 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing
  • Synthetic Opal Glass Rough | 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing
  • Full lot of lab-made synthetic opal glass lapidary practice material totaling approximately 198.45 grams or 7 ounces, shown as multiple rough glass chunks. Blue-green translucent glass with yellow highlights, displayed on a dark stone background with U.S. and European coins for scale, illustrating size, quantity, and rough cutting material.
  • Single piece of lab-made synthetic opal glass rough shown on a dark stone surface with coins for scale. The glass is translucent blue-green with yellow internal glow and curved fracture lines, demonstrating glassy texture and thickness suitable for lapidary practice and cutting technique development.
  • Angled view of a lab-made synthetic opal glass rough piece photographed on stone with coins for size reference. The material shows pale blue-green translucency with yellow glow near the base and sharp glass fracture edges, highlighting internal clarity and practice cutting characteristics.
  • Block-shaped lab-made synthetic opal glass rough displayed upright on a dark stone background beside coins. The glass shows even blue-green coloration with yellow internal light transmission and flat fracture faces, illustrating thickness, shape, and practice material consistency.
  • Lab-made synthetic opal glass rough piece with a clean, flat face and visible internal translucency. Blue-green glass with yellow glow photographed on stone with coins for scale, showing surface finish, fracture pattern, and size appropriate for lapidary practice work.
  • Four pieces of lab-made synthetic opal glass lapidary practice material arranged on a dark stone surface with mixed coins for scale. Each rough glass piece varies slightly in shape and thickness, showing blue-green translucent color, yellow internal glow, and glass fracture textures.
  • Group of lab-made synthetic opal glass rough pieces photographed together on a dark stone surface. The translucent blue-green glass shows yellow internal glow and irregular fractured surfaces, representing the typical appearance and variation of synthetic opal glass used for lapidary practice.
  • Synthetic Opal Glass Rough | 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing
  • Full lot of lab-made synthetic opal glass lapidary practice material totaling approximately 198.45 grams or 7 ounces, shown as multiple rough glass chunks. Blue-green translucent glass with yellow highlights, displayed on a dark stone background with U.S. and European coins for scale, illustrating size, quantity, and rough cutting material.
  • Single piece of lab-made synthetic opal glass rough shown on a dark stone surface with coins for scale. The glass is translucent blue-green with yellow internal glow and curved fracture lines, demonstrating glassy texture and thickness suitable for lapidary practice and cutting technique development.
  • Angled view of a lab-made synthetic opal glass rough piece photographed on stone with coins for size reference. The material shows pale blue-green translucency with yellow glow near the base and sharp glass fracture edges, highlighting internal clarity and practice cutting characteristics.
  • Block-shaped lab-made synthetic opal glass rough displayed upright on a dark stone background beside coins. The glass shows even blue-green coloration with yellow internal light transmission and flat fracture faces, illustrating thickness, shape, and practice material consistency.
  • Lab-made synthetic opal glass rough piece with a clean, flat face and visible internal translucency. Blue-green glass with yellow glow photographed on stone with coins for scale, showing surface finish, fracture pattern, and size appropriate for lapidary practice work.
  • Four pieces of lab-made synthetic opal glass lapidary practice material arranged on a dark stone surface with mixed coins for scale. Each rough glass piece varies slightly in shape and thickness, showing blue-green translucent color, yellow internal glow, and glass fracture textures.
  • Group of lab-made synthetic opal glass rough pieces photographed together on a dark stone surface. The translucent blue-green glass shows yellow internal glow and irregular fractured surfaces, representing the typical appearance and variation of synthetic opal glass used for lapidary practice.
Synthetic Opal Glass Rough: 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing

Synthetic Opal Glass Rough: 7 oz - Practice Lab Stones for Faceting & Cabbing

$69.00
$69.00
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Learning how to cut stones means working with material that teaches rather than rewards. Whether you are practicing cabbing or faceting, consistent and forgiving stock matters more than yield. This lab-made opal glass is offered as a reliable lapidary practice material for those developing shaping, grinding, and polishing skills before moving on to natural stone.

This material is a synthetic glass, not a natural opal. The pieces are supplied as irregular rough chunks with natural glass fracture surfaces. It responds predictably on wheels and laps, making it well suited for dop practice, preforming, and testing polishing sequences. The blue-green hue of the body with a soft, yellow internal glow keeps pressure marks and polish progression visible throughout the cutting process. Under heat and pressure, it behaves like glass and should be treated accordingly.

Weight: 7oz / 198gr / 992 ct

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