The mysterious, moving Opal flashes blue, green, aqua, and sometimes yellow or
red. Amazingly with its ethereal beauty, Opal is the only gemstone known for its natural ability to distinguish, or distinguish, light, resulting in its unique beauty.
I think Opal rings are the most beautiful stones you can think of. They glow with all the colors of the rainbow, blending in with the snow-white color. If Opal in the ring or in your child is dug instead of in a lab building, you should take care of it, as it can be brittle. However, with proper care, your Opal ring can bring happiness and beauty to your life for years, and is likely to be passed on to future generations.
Interesting facts about Opals:
* Opal earring is the birthstone for October, and the official jewelry gift for celebrating 14 years of marriage
* Since the late 1800's, the best Opal have come from Australia.
* Natural opal is a soft stone, about the size of a glass. Therefore, opal jewelry should be handled with care. Lab Created Opal actually lasts longer than its natural counterpart, as it has no water content.
* Many opals are not integrated, but are eliminated in the cabochon because their visual features are better reflected in well-rounded areas.
* Black Opal is the most valuable type of opal, and it wears a black background under the color match.
Did you know?
* The Romans called Opal "Cupid Paederos", a beautiful child like love ", and he wore it as a symbol of purity, hope and love.
* Opal was named "Queen of Treasures" by William Shakespeare in his play "Twelve Night."
* Most opal is over 60 million years old and goes back to the time of dinosaurs.
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