Opal Power of Youth: The Glittering History of October’s...

Opal is a semiprecious stone prized for centuries for its unique beauty. Unlike other gems, opals are not found in nature in solid colour. Instead, they exhibit a stunning play of colours known as opalescence. This quality is caused by the diffraction of light by the tiny silica spheres that make up the gem.
The earliest known opals were found in Australia, and the stone got its name from the Sanskrit word “upala,” meaning “stone.” Pliny the Elder wrote that opals contained all other gem colours and were considered the most precious.
Opals have been used in jewellery for centuries and are especially popular as birthstones. The stone brings good luck and is associated with Love, Hope, and Creativity.

Opals are precious gemstones found in a variety of colours. The most common colours are white, black, and blue. Opals are made up of silicon dioxide and water.
Opals have an unusual property called play-of-colour. That happens when light is reflected off the stone surface, creating a dazzling array of colours. The colours seen in an opal depend on the type of opal, the thickness of the opal, and the angle at which the light is viewed.
Opal classification is three types: precious, fire, and common. Precious opal is the most valuable type of opal and exhibits play-of-colour. Fire opal is a type that does not reveal play-of-colour but is instead prized for its orange, red, or yellow colour. Finally, the common opal is the least valuable type and does not exhibit play-of-colour.
Opals are found in a variety of locations around the world, including Australia, Ethiopia, Brazil, and the United States. Australia is the largest opal producer, accounting for 97 percent of the world’s supply.
Opals have been used in jewellery for centuries. In ancient times, opals were believed to have magical powers and were worn as amulets to protect against evil. Opals were also said to bring good luck.
Opals are the birthstone for October.

Material: Natural Semi-precious Stone Opal Pendant with Necklace
Pendant Size: About 25x32mm
Weight: 13g
Chain Length: 45cm with 5cm extension

Chain Available in Alloy silver plated, 925 sterling silver, or cord.

Quantity: 1PC

Packing List: 1pcs* Necklace with opal pendant

Notes:
1. Please allowed 1-3mm differences due to manual measurement, thank you for your understanding!
2. Due to the difference between different monitors that the picture may not reflect the actual colour of the item.

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