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Opal Jewelry
Unique and one-of-a-kind Opal Jewelry by Q Evon. Opal is widely recognized for its iridescent color. This collection features beautiful pieces like our 14K Gold Asymmetrical Opal Earrings and our one-of-a-kind 14K Gold Multi-Opal Earrings that feature Australian Coober Pedy Opal, and Boulder Opal.
Opal Jewelry
Opals are easily recognized by their iridescent, confetti-like flecks called play-of-color. Opals with this colorful characteristic are classified as precious. Common opals are solid stones in pretty pastels.
Opal birthstone: October (along with tourmaline jewelry)
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Types of Opals
- Harlequin opal is the most desirable. It is translucent with an extremely colorful checkerboard pattern.
- Jelly opal is bluish-grey with bits of rainbow.
- Boulder opal contains pieces of opal lodged throughout a black or brown stone.
- Fire opal is orange with tinges of yellow and red with faint play-of-color.
- Black opal is uncommon and resembles a galaxy within a dark stone.
- White opal is the most common precious opal but beautiful, like rainbow prisms reflecting onto fresh snow.
- Red opal is the rarest of them all, especially when combined with black.
Some of our favorite opal jewelry pieces in this collection include: the 14k Gold Asymmetrical Opal and Pearl Earrings, and the 14k Gold Asymmetrical Opal, Tanzanite, and Multi-Stone Earrings.
Opals are soft gems with a Mohs hardness score of 5.5. To prolong your opal’s lifespan and keep its vibrant color, wipe it with a warm, soapy rag, but do not place it in the water.