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What Is Black Opal?

Black Opal

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This SOLID BLACK Opal is from the Lightning Ridge mining fields in Australia. Bright cherry red fire is contrasted by cobalt blue and a touch of green. Origin Lightning Ridge Category Black Opal Play-of -colour Red - blue multicolour Pattern Rolling Flashes…

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Black Opal is Australia’s national gemstone, and black opal is the rarest and most valuable of its kind, at times selling at prices that rival the best diamonds. The stone must have a rich, black background, but base colors come in all shades of gray, which is why opinions vary on what is a “true” black opal. Found in the Lightning Ridge area in northwestern New South Wales, black opals are natural, solid stones that absorb scattered white light, giving it brilliant spectral colors.

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Black opal was a dark version of opal found in ancient active or dormant hot springs.[1][3][5] This stone had a dim greenish matrix with blotches of black and flashes of gold. It was usually smoothed by tumbling and cut cabochon.[1][3][5] A typical specimen had a base value of 1,000 gp.[1][2][3] Black opals had an affinity for force effects and could be used in the creation of wands that were particularly good at delivering force spells.[3] If powdered and mixed with crushed orl, it formed…

Which type of opal is known for its dark body tone and intense play-of-color, and is often considered the most valuable? Among the various types of opals, the Black Opal is renowned for its dark

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Discover how prehistoric dinosaur remains transformed into rare black opals at Lightning Ridge, Australia's unique site where ancient history meets precious gemstones.