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They're looking good Nili, and we can tell which is which by the shape, so no worries on the order they're in. I have never cut a Shewa, but have heard that removing the rind releases the pressure that keeps those cracks from breaking, so I wouldn't do any more on that one, but I'm sure we have people who've cut them who can guide you better than I can. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing them with us.

Thanks Pink and Happy Hollidays

regarding the shawa ,i just polished it , don't plan to remove the ring, it is such a uniq opal and the rock /ring is part of it so , i wont tuch it just injoy the colors moving.. 1 day i'll put a video of it here

thank you