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An alluring pair of translucent/opaque opal gemstones with excellent showings of green. The broader stone is 9 x 8.5mm and has some inclusions that add to the character of the stone. The smaller opa...   |
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This lovely green opal displays good color from all angles and would therefore look great set in a ring or a pendant. It has a nice pattern with just a hint of jelly, making this a very elegant and un... |
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This is a lovely boulder doublet from the 7mile opal field of Coober Pedy. There is a small inclusion near the surface but it's very hard to spot. The stone has a small chip on one side but that can b... |
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The photographs of these two gorgeous opal gemstones, gives you a good idea of the vibrancy of the colors. But still doesn’t quite show you the intensity of play, when you admire these opals. Both are... |
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Green, green, green...what more is there to say. Well there is beautiful, captivating, stunning and original for a start. This opal triplet has a broadflash of the most intense emerald color quite imp... |
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This is a very nice, large, dark crystal opal. A beautiful green/blue covers the whole surface of this stone and would make a very nice pendant. The opal is flawless with a couple of tiny inclusions t... |
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Green Opal
Australian opal that has a very dominant green play of color is often called green opal and can be on black, crystal or dark crystal opal. Australian green opals are found in all the mining areas of Australia including Andamooka, Coober Pedy, Lightning Ridge and Mintabie.
The demand for green opal and green/blue opal has increased significantly over the last 7 years with green opal becoming very popular in opal jewelry, including rings, pendants, earrings and body jewelry.