Beading With Opal

In this video, I receive a number of pairs of opal bead necklaces from Australia. An unboxing of these items is presented Beads from Coober Pedy, Mintabie, Lambina, Queensland and Andamooka are looked at. In addition, Lightning ridge opal is a possible type of opal for the opal bead industry. Opals were mined across the world, in Australia, Ethiopia (Welo), Brazil, Mexico and others. I take opal chips from many areas tumble polish them, drill holes and make an opal bead necklace. In addition, a 13 carat rough opal, a mystery stone is cut, ground and polished and there is a quiz challenging viewers to guess where the opal comes from.
Table of Contents
00:13 – Unboxing opal
00:34 – Mystery rough opal
01:42 – Inspecting opal bead necklaces
02:44 – Mystery opal cutting begins
03:06 – Making opal beads – cleaning the chips
03:23 – Tumbling opal beads with vibratory tumbler
03:59 – Drilling holes in opal beads
04:40 – Tumbling opal beads (polishing)
05:10 – Grinding mystery opal
06:25 – Stringing opal beads
06:28 – Finishing the mystery opal
06:42 – Paco enters
07:08 – Opal bead necklace finished
07:27 – Outtakes
08:08 – Rant #1
09:15 – Rant #2
12:28 – Mystery opal revealed
13:25 – Upcoming videos
13:46 – Giveaway opal

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