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Opals

Opal is a non-crystalline solid which is not really a mineral but is actually a mineraloid. It is often used as an accessory for jewelry because of its translucent characteristics. About 97% of the world’s opals are produced in Australia.

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What is opal glass?

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Which hand and finger should you wear opal gem stone and should start wearing on which day?

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opal should be wear only on friday and in right hand ring finger , read mantra OM DRAANG DREENG DRAUNG SAH SHUKRAY NAMAH 108 TIMES and take out ring of opal from gangajal or milk and wear it

How do you spell opal?

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That is the correct spelling of "opal" (semi-precious stone, hydrated silica).

Where does a opal form?

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How heavy is opal?

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Is opal a crystal?

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What are the uses of black opal?

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What does opal pray?

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for happiness

Will opal run out?

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Why do people mine opal?

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Well, opals are a very beautiful gem, and quite valuable. They are actually remains of ancient, fossilized beings, and have qualities that diamonds do not have, and unlike diamonds, which can be created in a lab, are very unique. Australia is very well known for it's opal mining systems. My source: the Opal Museum in Sydney, Australia.

Can you melt an opal?

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What powers do opals have?

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Opals are merely a gemstone and contain no "powers". The only power an opal confers is the ability to instill in humans a sense of the wonder of nature that such a rich play of colors and beauty can be locked into the structure of the stone.

What gives opals their color?

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Is opal a cleavage or fracture?

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