Marquis-Cut Semi Crystal Opal
$299.00
BEAUTIFUL @ 2.5ct MARQUISE CUT SEMI-CRYSTAL OPAL FROM THE FAMOUS COOBER PEDY OPAL FIELD IN AUSTRALIA, SET IN 0.925 STERLING SILVER RING, SIZE 6
This stone features a brilliant play of color and pattern, prominently displaying popular and desirable red flashes, as well as lavender, gold, and green fire! Metaphysically, opals are associated with optimism, creativity, and emotional healing. They are believed to spark inspiration, enhance intuition, and promote clarity in meditation
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