Breathtaking in the ethereal beauty of red, opal is the only gemstone that has the natural ability to split or split light, resulting in its unique optical properties.I think opals are the most beautiful stone absolutely imaginable. They flash with all the colours of the rainbow, blending in with a milky white. If your ring or pendant is dug without creating an opal lab, you must take some care with it, as they can be fragile. However, with proper care, your opal ring can bring joy and beauty into your life year after year and possibly be passed on to the next generation.

1. Opal of He and Love
Mysterious, migratory opal bright blue, green, aqua and sometimes yellow or
Breathtaking in the ethereal beauty of red, opal is the only gemstone that has the natural
ability to split or split light, resulting in its unique optical properties.I think opals are the most
beautiful stone absolutely imaginable. They flash with all the colours of the rainbow, blending
in with a milky white. If your ring or pendant is dug without creating an opal lab, you must
take some care with it, as they can be fragile. However, with proper care, your opal ring can
bring joy and beauty into your life year after year and possibly be passed on to the next
generation.
Opal is the birthstone of October and the official jewellery gift for the 14th wedding
anniversary Since the late 1800s, the best opals have come from Australia.Natural opals are
a rather soft stone, having the same hardness as glass. Thus, opal jewellery should be
treated with some care. The lab-created opal bracelet is actually more durable than its
natural counterpart, as it has no water content.Most opals are not oriented, but end in
cabochon because their optical properties are best displayed on smoothly rounded
surfaces.Black opal is the most valuable type of opal, and has a dark background
underneath the colour play.
The Romans called Opal "Cupid Pederos", a child as beautiful as love, and wore it as a
symbol of purity, hope and love.William Shakespeare in his play Twelfth Night called Opal
the "Queen of Gems".Most opals are over 60 million years old and date back to the time of
the dinosaurs.