Uncut gem rough opal. We cut the fire for big returns.

We have heard your cries of 'when are we going to see a piece of Coober Pedy opal being cut?'
and...
'Coober Pedy opal is awesome too you know!'.
So we've listened and decided to give the people what they want and take you on a cutting journey with the very special South Australian gem.

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[someguy-kh]

Thanks for including everything in the video. Many of us are mesmerized by your skills, and it's never too much to watch.
You took a nice sized, mediocre stone and turned it into 5 blazing gems. The transformation was amazing.

[falseteethrealtarotAllRocks]

Hello Brother, Excellent Workmanship… My Momma had gifted Me Her Mothers, about the size of a quarter, shape of oval with a crown cut on top… It had a gold Cross laid on it somehow incased with a gold pendant and chain… I was around 15, had with Me always… 35 or so years I had it… It’s been gone now around 15 years… I just realized the number sequence hmmm When You Said How Much These Stones Cost, My Heart Sank… It wasn’t the cost I thought then A Voice in My ear said, “It’s Alright Dear”… Thank You Sir For Your Love of Beauty allowing this Video… 🤗🦋✨🦋🤗

[nicolemartinboone]

Wow, they just keep getting brighter and brighter don’t they? These are the most beautiful in my opinion. Even more so than the elusive jet black opal. A crystal opal filled with yellows, oranges, cool tone greens and pinks are just do something to the heart that no other gem can

[rickclark-bhgu]

G’day from Kentucky! My wife grew up in Australia and I bought her a beautiful opal ring for our anniversary. I love watching how you transform raw material into gems. Keep making these great videos.

[HE-punt]

I think I said this once before, geting old.
Those smaller gems are like a rock pool full of tropical fish, swimming one way and then the other.
Truely ethereal ✨️.

[crystalmeier]

Does anybody else find Justin's videos calming and relaxing? Just got home from my dr exam so thought I'd watch something beautiful being created. They still don't know what the dark shadow is in my brain. More tests, more worries. Ah, well, I'm trying to stay positive 😃. It's such beautiful work that you create! 💖 thank you for sharing your talent!

[marionlesage]

Man, if I had over $12, 000 I would have those turned into a set of earrings, ring, and two stone pendant! What an amazing set that would make! Thanks for sharing your talent with us and telling us more about Coober Pedy.

[tommunyon]

Remarkable what can be revealed by the right kind of cut. It really takes an expert. I remember in my childhood naivety peeling away layers of mica, that my older neighbor had brought me from Silver City, New Mexico, in a quest to find out what was inside. My neighbor was rather upset with me as he restacked all the flakes on top of each other and slapped them into my palm. I did make a discovery, just not the one I expected.

[haroldmee]

Great work Justin 👍and your torch is a good invention you have made with your family mate.Harry👍

[Lobster]

I just watched it through my email and am watching it again! I like watching everything too! thank you!

[ceanothus_bluemoon]

The vibrancy in this stone was wonderful! Beautiful job.

[tonywild]

That opal has such beautiful colours, I think it should be called rainbow opal. That one piece turned into lovely gems and was well worth the risk of cutting it. Thank you Justin

[steveclark]

I'm never disappointed with watching you cut and polish the Opals ! To see the Opals rough, watching you do magic bring the natural beauty out of it ! Love it thank you Justin for sharing this with me here in Kansas ! Take care, stay safe and healthy with whatever you and your crew maybe doing next !

[samanthafairweather]

Absolutely stunning!! I love listening to the sound of you working on the stones. It's so relaxing! I just wish I could afford to buy these beautiful opals!

[reaganwaite]

I’m glad you didn’t skip forward. These kinds of videos, the way you made it, are my favorite to watch. I love hearing about the history of the area, you talking about your dad, explaining how and why you’re doing what you’re doing with the opal

[Joyof...]

Beautiful! You seem like a gentle and lovely man with magic hands 😊

[TrickyVickey]

This is my therapy and meditation and by god I miss it when you are not making very many videos. My favorite is large parcels of mostly black opal when you double your purchasing price or better. You are so positive and real. I’ve watched all the old ones three times, so thanks for the surprise! 🤗❤️🙏🏼

[sharonstromley]

Justin, what a gift you are! Teacher,
guide, your willingness to share your
years of experience bespeaks a true
generousity of spirit. To watch a jewel appear out of potch or rough through your skill is simply amazing.
That you transformed one piece of
gemmy materiel into several truly
royal worthy opals is just amazing.
True artisans like you are becoming
more and more rare. May you live
long and continue to chase down
these shy and elusive Gueens of
Gems, helping them shed their
potchy coats to dance in the light
and dazzle us with their beauty.

[duanekennard]

Haven't watched in a while.Been busy on fishing charters.
I was the one that always commented on your dad's cap.
Another great video producing some nice gems my friend.
As always...Stay safe and healthy.

[rustyforceps]

I see a pendant, bracelet, a ring, and a pair of earrings. A perfect set, all from the same stone!!