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Oval Buff Top Double Bevel Genuine Black Onyx With Hole

Part # 947-853 4 In Stock Weight -- lb -- g
Current price $3.65
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Select Stone Size: 14mmx12mm

Black Onyx, also known as black agate, is dyed black chalcedony. Chalcedony is composed of microscopic quartz crystals not visible to the naked eye. Natural black chalcedony is exceptionally rare — virtually all black chalcedony available commercially is grey chalcedony that has been chemically treated to achieve its signature deep, opaque black color. Black Onyx is the top-selling chalcedony in the market and was a hallmark material in Art Deco jewelry design. These oval buff top double bevel cabochons feature a pre-drilled hole, making them ready for a variety of setting and stringing applications.

Features

  • Genuine black onyx cabochons with uniform opaque black color
  • Oval buff top with double bevel profile
  • Pre-drilled hole for versatile use in jewelry applications
  • Dyed black chalcedony — chemically treated for consistent, deep black appearance
  • Clean with warm, soapy water; ultrasonic and steam cleaning are generally safe

Specifications

Stone Type Black Onyx (dyed black chalcedony)
Shape Oval
Profile Buff top, double bevel
Feature Pre-drilled hole
Treatment Dyed
Opacity Opaque
Color Uniform black
Care Warm soapy water; ultrasonic and steam cleaning are generally safe

Available Options

Part # Stone Size
947-851 9mm x 7mm
947-853 14mm x 12mm
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Brand
Otto Frei
Part #
947-853
Type
Cabochon
Dimensions
0.1 in x 0.1 in x 0.1 in
Stone Type
Black Onyx (dyed black chalcedony)
Shape
Oval
Profile
Buff top, double bevel
Feature
Pre-drilled hole
Treatment
Dyed
Opacity
Opaque
Color
Uniform black
Care
Warm soapy water; ultrasonic and steam cleaning are generally safe