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26.21 Ct. Orange Fire Opal (Flame Opal) from Mexico
This loose stone ships by Oct 18
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 Fire Opal, also known as a Flame Opal, presents a rich, bold orange body color that reads as a symbol of personal power and distinction. Weighing 26.21 carats and cut into an elegant fancy shape, this translucent stone measures 24.32 by 22.19 by 15.22 millimeters. The gemstone is faceted with a fancy cut that has been executed to emphasize color depth rather than play of color, a characteristic that distinguishes classic fire opals. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is eye clean, which for a stone of this size and translucency is a significant indicator of quality, because it allows the intense body color to present uniformly without visible inclusions that might otherwise disrupt the visual impact. The intense color intensity and excellent polish combine to deliver strong light return and a lively surface finish, while the lack of any enhancement confirms that the gem is in its natural state, a critical factor for collectors and buyers who prioritize untreated material.
From a gemological and investment standpoint, several attributes make this specimen valuable to an educated buyer. Origin is Mexico, a proven source for high quality fire opals, and the provenance enhances both desirability and market credibility. The large carat weight in conjunction with a balanced, well executed faceted cut increases versatility for high end jewelry applications, from bespoke rings to statement pendants, and supports lasting value because larger, eye clean, naturally colored fire opals are relatively scarce. The excellent polish and precise faceting were designed to maximize saturation and eliminate light leakage, which an experienced cutter applies to preserve and showcase the stone color rather than create excessive brilliance that would dilute the warm orange tone. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the description and sourcing of this piece, offering full transparency about grading, dimensions, origin, and the absence of treatments. For collectors and connoisseurs seeking a bold, authoritative color that communicates distinction and personal power, this Mexican Fire Opal delivers both aesthetic presence and verified gemological credentials, making it a considered acquisition for both jewelry design and investment.





















