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Product: Ring
Primary Stone Type: Natural White Opal
Primary Stone Shape: Cushion
Primary Stone Size: 7 X 7 Mm
Description: Natural White Opal Natural Tanzanite And 1/6 Ctw Natural Diamond Ring
Opal is a one of the mesmerizing and mysterious gemstones on the planet. Most opals have a white body color with a multicolor "play of color" effect that dazzles across the surface of the cabochon stone in the light. Fine opals can be hypnotizing! Most gem-grade opal historically has been found in Australia, but in recent years very fine and bright material has been coming out of Ethiopian mines as well. Black opals with dark body tones are extremely prized, and getting rarer with every passing year. Orange fire opals from Mexico are also very popular and often faceted, but only rarely exhibit play of color. Opal is the birthstone for October.
Tanzanite is a relative newcomer on the gemstone scene, but it's also one of the most popular. Introduced in 1968, it was added as a December birthstone in 2002. All the world's tanzanite is mined in one small area of Tanzania. Tanzanite comes in a wide range of colors, but it's the bluish-violet stones you want to look for. Pale lavender tanzanites are very popular, but the finest stones have a predominantly blue color with flashes of violet. Tanzanites will change color slightly as you rotate them and view them from different angles, at times appearing more blue or more purple.
All Bonyak Jewelry pieces are of the highest quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Our gemstones are ethically sourced, and our designs are made by skilled artisans working in a combination of metal fabrication, wax carving, and CAD rendering. We can also do custom designs based on any of the pieces you see in our catalog, or based on an original concept.
Primary Stone Type: Natural White Opal
Primary Stone Shape: Cushion
Primary Stone Size: 7 X 7 Mm
Description: Natural White Opal Natural Tanzanite And 1/6 Ctw Natural Diamond Ring
Opal is a one of the mesmerizing and mysterious gemstones on the planet. Most opals have a white body color with a multicolor "play of color" effect that dazzles across the surface of the cabochon stone in the light. Fine opals can be hypnotizing! Most gem-grade opal historically has been found in Australia, but in recent years very fine and bright material has been coming out of Ethiopian mines as well. Black opals with dark body tones are extremely prized, and getting rarer with every passing year. Orange fire opals from Mexico are also very popular and often faceted, but only rarely exhibit play of color. Opal is the birthstone for October.
Tanzanite is a relative newcomer on the gemstone scene, but it's also one of the most popular. Introduced in 1968, it was added as a December birthstone in 2002. All the world's tanzanite is mined in one small area of Tanzania. Tanzanite comes in a wide range of colors, but it's the bluish-violet stones you want to look for. Pale lavender tanzanites are very popular, but the finest stones have a predominantly blue color with flashes of violet. Tanzanites will change color slightly as you rotate them and view them from different angles, at times appearing more blue or more purple.
All Bonyak Jewelry pieces are of the highest quality, satisfaction guaranteed. Our gemstones are ethically sourced, and our designs are made by skilled artisans working in a combination of metal fabrication, wax carving, and CAD rendering. We can also do custom designs based on any of the pieces you see in our catalog, or based on an original concept.
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