Null Three very well crystallized marcasites from the world-famous Cap Blanc Nez…

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Three very well crystallized marcasites from the world-famous Cap Blanc Nez deposit, Pas de Calais. (We need to finish cleaning them.)

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Three very well crystallized marcasites from the world-famous Cap Blanc Nez deposit, Pas de Calais. (We need to finish cleaning them.)

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Current bid 155 EUR

Nice Luger P.08 pistol case, black leather dated 1941, manufacturer code dla, back well marked P.08, with well-punched screwdriver-tool, waffenamt eagle 159, traces of use otherwise BE-TBE, Germany WWII era.

Current bid 10 EUR

Three 925 ‰ silver rings, one set with malachites and marcasites, the others in engraved silver Finger circumference malachite ring: 64 Total gross weight: 19.56 g Wear and tear

Estim. 15 - 30 EUR

PATRIMÓNIO MUNDIAL DE ORIGEM PORTUGUESA

Estim. 35 000 - 45 000 EUR

Very rare and exceptional heart-shaped black opal of 49.98 carats. Origin: Lightning Ridge Australia. Weight : 10 grs Comment : Opal deposits are found on all five continents. However, Australian opals remain the most prized. Lightning Ridge, from which this opal comes, is the world's most famous "spot", notably for its rare black opals. The price per carat for specimens from this source ranges from €500 to €1,500, and much more for black opals of exceptional size and/or color. Analysis: A rare opportunity on the market. This opal is remarkable for its size, shape and shimmering fire. Its size and high quality make it a true jewel of nature, worthy of the finest jewelry, which can be transformed into an exceptional piece of jewelry, or simply appreciated on its own as an exceptional showcase object.

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