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1, Lanolin

Lanolin is not sheep's fat, its English name is Lanolin, that is, lanolin, is a kind of oil refined from natural wool. The best producers of Lanolin are Australia and New Zealand. Lanolin has a slightly lower texture and purity and can be used as a body lotion, face cream, hand cream or foot cream.

2, Australian wool

Australian wool refers to Australian wool. Australian sheep in 70% for the Merino sheep (MERINO). Merino sheep with its high wool density, excellent wool quality and so on to become the world's treasures in the wool skin.

3, Australian sapphire

Australia is the world's most important sapphire producing areas. It comes from a number of different mining areas, such as Inverurre, New South Wales; Queensland's Arnage, Rubyville, Saffell;

and Willows on the Central Railway line, as well as Tasmania and other places. Most of the blue sapphires produced are too deep and dark in hue to be of much value, and there are also many yellow (often a moving slightly greenish yellow) sapphires.

4, opal

Australian opal is sometimes called "sedimentary gem" because it is mainly formed and produced in the Mesozoic era in the large artesian basin in the sedimentary rocks. Placidus Opal typically contains 6-10% water, and it contains small silica grains arranged in a regular pattern. The specific gravity varies between 1.9 and 2.3 depending mainly on the water content.

Australian opal types are more comprehensive (black opal, white opal, crystalline opal, plant and animal fossil opal, etc.), of which the black opal as a result of a more stable water content will not be because of the regular temperature and humidity changes occur in any change in the traits of the deep body color can better set off the opal color changing optical effects and so on;

At the same time, the number of black opal is extremely scarce and the main production area production has been declining year after year

At the same time, black opal is extremely rare and the production of the main production area is declining year by year, so it is internationally recognized as the most appreciated, investment value of opal varieties.

5, wool quilt

Australia has been known as "riding on the back of the sheep in the country", the unique climate environment has produced the world's best wool. It's warm in winter and cool in summer, doesn't get lumpy, absorbs moisture and keeps you dry, and helps increase deep sleep.