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26.21 Ct. Orange Fire Opal (Flame Opal) from Mexico
This loose stone ships by Oct 12
Item ID: | K24311 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 24.32 Width: 22.19 Height: 15.22 |
Weight: | 26.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Orange |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Fancy Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mexico |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
This exceptional 26.21 carat Fire Opal from Mexico presents a rare combination of weight, hue, and clarity that will appeal to discerning collectors and connoisseurs, The Natural Gemstone Company. The gemstone measures 24.32 x 22.19 x 15.22 mm, it is translucent and faceted in a carefully executed fancy cut that maximizes both internal glow and table brilliance. Clarity is graded as eye clean, evaluated at eye level, which means there are no inclusions visible during normal inspection, and the polish has been judged excellent, producing sharp facet junctions and lively light return. Color intensity is described as intense, and the rich, saturated orange body color is entirely natural, with no enhancement reported. Origin is Mexico, a well respected source for vibrant Fire Opal, and the untreated nature of this piece enhances its desirability for buyers who prioritize natural provenance and minimal intervention.
Beyond technical specifications, the visual character of this Fire Opal functions as a symbol of personal power and distinction, making it an ideal center stone for a statement ring or a bespoke pendant. The bold orange tone communicates confidence and presence, while the stone size and translucency allow the color to read with depth rather than flatness, a quality that collectors recognize as indicative of premium material. Faceting a Fire Opal requires experience to balance weight retention with optical performance, and this piece demonstrates that balance, with facets that accentuate the internal flame and body color without compromising the stone structure. For practical considerations, opal falls in the mid range of mineral hardness, so we recommend protective settings and avoidance of extreme temperature changes, harsh chemicals, and ultrasonic cleaning, to preserve both polish and stability. As representatives of The Natural Gemstone Company, we provide detailed provenance and high resolution imagery to support evaluation, and we can advise on mounting options that will showcase the stone while ensuring durability. For an educated buyer seeking an investment in color, origin, and craftsmanship, this Mexican Fire Opal offers a compelling mix of rarity, natural beauty, and symbolic strength, a finely proportioned gemstone that is ready to become the centerpiece of a lifetime piece of jewelry.





















