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Killiecrankie diamonds also known as Tasmanian Topaz. This beautiful Topaz was the first Australian gemstone found in 1803. At first this material was thought to be diamond but was later found to be high Quality Topaz. Our family finds these stones, by diving the seas and prospecting on Flinders Island.
