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What Is Black Opal?

A nice big split of Boulder Opal........Bill Kasso

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Black Opal is Australia’s national gemstone, and black opal is the rarest and most valuable of its kind, at times selling at prices that rival the best diamonds. The stone must have a rich, black background, but base colors come in all shades of gray, which is why opinions vary on what is a “true” black opal. Found in the Lightning Ridge area in northwestern New South Wales, black opals are natural, solid stones that absorb scattered white light, giving it brilliant spectral colors.

A perfectly symmetrical, large and oval Australian opal - very rare and with the most beautiful rainbow of colour! Not much design is needed with a gem like this, our job was to make sure it was safe and secure in a simple gold setting to show off the natural beauty of the stone! Contact Moira If you would like to co

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A gorgeous opal stacking ring set in 24 different colors! The rings are handcrafted from sterling silver. The opal ring is offered in three different patterns for the band. For the two stacking rings, you may choose from four band styles and three metal choices (refer to photos). Have the ring oxidized (darkened) to bring out the beautiful texture or left plain for a more subtle look. • ...#Mastering #The #Jewelry #Adornment #Accessories #Gemstone #Art #Stack #The #of #World #the #Organizers

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How to tell if an opal is real??? Real opal vs lab created has always been a hot topic of the gemstone world. So, let’s dive in and see how you can spot a synthetic opal. A lab-created or fake opal does not radiate brightly under UV light! Unlike real opal, the opal created in the lab let out peculiar, arranged color flashes. These opals are oddly absorbent when compared to natural opals.