Clutch Opal Property

Clutch Opal Diatomite Project

Summary:

The Clutch Opal Property comprises two key mineral occurrences — Clutch 1–4 (JR) and Pinaus—located near Falkland in the Kamloops/Vernon mining division of British Columbia. These showings present a compelling combination of gemstone (precious opal and agate) and industrial (diatomite) commodities with diverse geological settings.

Location & Access:

Clutch 1–4 (JR) is situated in the headwaters of Ewer Creek, approximately 12.5 km south of Falkland, in the Kamloops/Vernon region

Regional Geology :

Clutch 1–4 (JR) eggs into the Harper Ranch/Nicola group assemblages overlain by Eocene Kamloops and Penticton volcanic and sedimentary units, notably water-lain lahars and ash to lapilli tuffs—a favorable host for precious opal, common opal, agate, and various zeolites 

Mineralization & Commoditie:

• Precious Opal & Agate: Hosted within lapilli tuffs and volcanic breccias, the opalization is both common and precious, with the potential to yield lapidary and collector-grade material.

• Zeolites: Secondary minerals associated with the volcanic environment.

• Diatomite: A light, porous, and absorbent industrial mineral with applications in filtration, absorbents, and lightweight aggregates.

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