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Explore exquisite natural opals featuring brilliant play-of-color, captivating body tones, and unique flash patterns. From Ethiopian Welo fire opals to Australian boulder and solid opals, our curated selection includes loose faceted stones, polished cabochons, and raw collector rough with full origin and treatment disclosures.

How should I care for Ethiopian hydrophane opals?

Avoid contact with water, oils, and harsh chemicals, as hydrophane opals absorb liquids which can temporarily alter their appearance.

Are these opals solid, doublets, or triplets?

Every listing explicitly identifies whether the stone is a natural solid opal, doublet, or triplet composite.

Can these opals be set into daily wear rings?

Opals have a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6.5; protective settings like bezels are recommended for ring wear.

FAQs

Opal displays a phenomenon called play-of-color, showing flashes of multiple colors.

2. Is opal expensive?

Prices vary widely, with black opal being the most valuable type.

3. What month is opal birthstone?

Opal is one of the birthstones for October.

4. Where is opal mined?

Major sources include Australia, Ethiopia, and Mexico.

5. Is opal durable for jewelry?

Opal is softer than many gemstones and requires careful wear.

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