Collection: Opal

Opal is one of the most visually dynamic materials in the mineral world. It can appear as white opal, black opal, boulder opal, fire opal, and common opal, with color play ranging from subtle flashes to intense spectral fire. Body tones vary from milky white and soft cream to dark charcoal, orange, honey, and even blue.

Major sources include Australia, Ethiopia, and Mexico. Opal is often associated with creativity, expression, and emotional range. Some opals may fluoresce under UV light depending on their structure and locality. It is a stone that rewards close attention because the look changes so much with movement and light.