Opals

Blue opal is difficult to purchase in bulk and nearly impossible to find online. However, one could purchase blue opal as beads or other jewelry. One could also purchase it on auctions.

Opal jewellery can be bought from a variety of retailers like The Bay and Walmart at a decent price. Opal jewellery can also be bought from online sites like Polyvore, Ebay and Amazon, most are in good condition.

You're date is most likely a scorpio. Scorpio's main gemstone is Topaz, but others include Opal, Beryl, Amethyst, Aquamarine, and Tourmaline. Opal is most common of them.

There are many Opal mining towns in Australia. Well known towns include Coober Pedy, White Clifs and Lightning Ridge. They are all roughly in the south eastern part of Australia.

Ammolite is used for making jewelry and this is an opal. Well, now days an ammolite gemstone are very demanded and many of the peoples are wearing the ammolite jewellery. I also like to wear ammolite jewellery and this is really so attractive in look. So I must suggest EZ Shop Company for all to get the real ammolite gemstone jewellery.

Yes, opal can exhibit a wide range of colors, including white, black, gray, and various shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. The color variations are primarily due to the presence of different trace elements and the arrangement of silica spheres within the opal structure. Additionally, some opals display a phenomenon known as "play-of-color," where they exhibit multiple colors when viewed from different angles. This unique characteristic makes opals highly sought after in the gemstone market.

Opals typically take thousands to millions of years to form. They are created when silica-rich water seeps into cracks and cavities in rock, depositing silica spheres that diffract light to create their unique play-of-color.

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

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

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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.

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The value of opal can vary significantly based on factors such as type, color, clarity, and origin. Generally, opal prices range from $10 to over $1,000 per carat, with high-quality black opals and rare varieties fetching the highest prices. It's important to have opals appraised by a qualified gemologist to determine their specific value.

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.

The value of opals varies wildly as the play of color (fire) varies wildly. Opals do not have a fixed value such as gold and silver and the value is open to debate between the buyer and seller.

Generally speaking.....if the opals are uncut and of moderate fire - they will not be very valuable.

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Neither opals or any other gemstone will make you invisible.

Ankibana was a business name for an opal jewellery manufacturer based in Salisbury East, South Australia and owned by the Hillen family. I know this, as Rene Hillen (who I am attempting to find right now) was my best friend at Salisbury East high school . . .

Whole real opals are rare in more modern jewelry, unless bought from a reputable jeweler who guarantees its authenticity. Makers use opal chips or dust and a clear coating to meld those together in the desired shape to fit a setting. To Be Certain, Take The Piece To A Gemologist.

Opals are amorphous because they lack a crystalline structure. Their formation involves the precipitation of silica spheres in a disordered arrangement, which gives opals their unique play-of-color appearance. This lack of a crystal lattice is what differentiates them from most other gemstones.

Yes, uncut opals can be worth money, but their value depends on factors such as quality, size, and type. High-quality opal rough with vibrant colors and clarity can fetch significant prices, especially if it's from a reputable source. However, the value can vary widely, so it's advisable to have them appraised by a gemologist or a reputable dealer.

depens on the opal

It is an imitation opal made of glass that is red-orange in color.