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14K White Gold Genuine Opal Earring - Summer Clearance Sale Item
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1) Black Opal - It is the highly-priced opal because it is rare and the colour are bright with strong fire. This precious opal showing a play of spectral colours in a dark colour which is usually black, blue, brown or grey (semi-black opal). As this opal sources is limited, there is second hand market and even the price getting much higher than the day you purchased.
2)Boulder opal - is also a variety of precious opal, this crystal opal is found as veins or cavity fillings in a dark iron-stained sandstone or mudstone.
3)Crystal opal - has a body colour ranging from almost clear to milky white. Clear varieties are known as crystal opal depending on the degree of clarity. Crystal opal is the most common gem found in South Australian opal fields. Some of them will carry solely in red, green, blue or multi-colour. Jewelry lover like to wear this opal in normal ocassions.
4)Doublets are usually two pieces of opal cemented together using a thin high grade light opal on a black potch or glass back. The fire somewhat look like beautiful as black opal but they are selling at less cheaper price level.
5)Both Triplets are doublets are lab created with clear domed caps of glass or quartz cemented to the face, protecting the opal (genuine opal stone layer) and amgnifying the pattern, They always have a natural backing of black potch. Price level is about the middle depends on its opal colour and size quality.
6)Synthetic opal - Synthetic opal, such as Gilson, is opaline silica produced in the laboratory and having a similar structure to that of precious opal. This lab created opal will carry beautiful fires from viewing in different angles though it carry less dollar values for jewel collectors and lovers.
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Natural Green Fire Opal Gold Pendant
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