I sell color opals rings necklace jewelry.
Opal mine “Heritage submission read, black opal more rarely, specimens contain precious black opal”And these are surely among the most beautiful natural objects on earth. The Black opal is of the highest quality, characterized by red/black gems of superlative brilliance.
Graham’s opal mine was also “list as an item of environmental heritage in LEP National Trust of Australia Register”. Sale I will make free of charge,”customers purchasing 1 stones over $191″. Graham’s jewelers will hand make professional goldsmith design jewelry to suit the gemstone purchased ,clients personal designs excepted.
Color opals Mr John Davison Rockefeller America billionaire and the world’s richest man at the time,Mr Rockefeller was taken by the alluring charms of color opals and had to have the superlative fire Queen brilliance gemstone for which he paid £ pond 75,000, record for this type of stone. Mr Rockefeller achieved a gained petroleum industry, multinational founded standard oil. His collection of rare and famous gemstones and jewelry were viewed personally by Mr Rockefeller because the gems gave him inspiration.
Selling color opals.
We are specialist selling color opals rings necklace jewelry.
The ancient Chinese Empress loved this gemstones and in their collections, fabulous jewelry their Royal husbands had collections of the finest Jade gemstones never seen any where in the world, along with fabulous blazing pigeon red rubies. Opal were prized as they were rare in the Orient at the time as there had never been any large and significant deposit discovered . Even today Ethiopia and Indonesia are the only country in South East Asia where small deposits of this type of gemstones exist.
We design jewelry using opals in the design, you can have all the brilliance intensity colors of unique rare and different gemstone from around the world in one jewelry design. Opals have green colors like emerald, red garnets, white pearls,dark pigeon red ruby’s, light green-dark green of jade and the dark blue-light blue of sapphires,red color spindle gemstone, topaz beautiful blue , and the pink color of tourmaline, opal crystals as clear as diamonds and can have all these colors also yellow, and the exotic black stone can have all the colors of the rainbow spectrum,iridescent multicolor hardness 5.5 to 6.5 .
Australia is the main source of opals,stone hardness 6.5 to 5.5, 80% to 95% of all opals come from the remote semi deserts. The gemstone are in Indonesia ,Honduras, Czechoslovakia, Peru,Mexico, Brazil, USA . Since the start of the new millennium South Australian crystal and white has not been producing a lot. And since the new Corcoran rush in 1990s there has not been a lot of black stones being produced and in the recent years around 2007 the country of Ethiopia has produced the greatest quantity of crystal that is on the market today.
Opal derives its name from the Latin “opalus” Which means precious gemstone, the ancient Romans considered it a symbol of love and hope. In the Orient they were called rainbow, in Arabia firestones skies of lightning . This gemstone is for twelve year of your marriage red color green blue or clear crystal along with semi-crystal stones you can have purple orange colors multicolored and semi-black, black along with white and grey base opals with different colors . This gemstone is the official Australian national gemstone and black stones are the official gemstone of state of the New South Wales the capital Sydney.
Opal is a gemstone consisting of hydrated amorphous silica with the chemical formula SiO2.nH2O. There are two basic forms of opal described by visual appearance. Precious stones is Black N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 gray is N5 gemstone which if exhibits the phenomenon known as play-of-color, produced by the diffraction of white light through a micro-structure of orderly arrayed silica spheres to produce changing spectral hues. Common stones – which does not exhibit a play-of-color. The distinction between common stones and porch is based on formation and structure. Porch is structurally similar to precious opal but has a disorderly arrangement of silica spheres.
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