Opale takes its name from the Sanskrit “Upala” which means gem or gemstone. This initial name would have given the Latin “Opalus” and the Greek “Opallios”, which mean “to see a change of color”.
Opal is a very special fine stone and, unlike other minerals, its crystals do not have a particular shape.
Lapidaries cut it into cabochon in order to preserve its play of lights. No two opals are the same, each opal is unique with its own fire.
Style
Era
Wedding
Gender
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Gold and white opal pendant “Elluna”
$427 -
Gold, opal and diamond pendant “Edelline”
$279 -
Gold, Opal and Diamond Pendant “Candice”
$375 -
Gold and opal necklace “Aria”
$576 -
Gold and opal necklace “Cassiopeia”
$523 -
Gold, Opal and Diamond Necklace “Iria”
$899 -
Gold, Opal and Diamond Ring “Olympe”
$667 -
Gold and opal cabochon ring “Khali”
$1 168 -
Gold and opal ring “Marica”
$649 -
Gold, sapphire, pearls and opal pendant “Adelaïde”
$489 -
Gold, opal and white sapphire ring “Sienna”
$405 -
“Lambina” cluster opal silver ring
$268
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