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2.41 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Cabochon Opal Pair from Australia
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Stone type: | Opal | Opal |
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Item ID: | PR7386 | PR7386 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14 Width: 6 Height: 2 | Length: 14.13 Width: 5.69 Height: 1.84 |
Weight: | 1.29 Ct. | 1.12 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $220 | $220 |
This matched pair of translucent oval opals presents a refined combination of technical quality and visual appeal that translates well to engagement jewelry. The two stones weigh 1.29 carats and 1.12 carats respectively, and exhibit classic oval proportions with dimensions of 14.00 by 6.00 by 2.00 millimeters and 14.13 by 5.69 by 1.84 millimeters. Both stones are cabochon cut to maximize the internal play of color, and both show intense color intensity across a multi color palette. The opals are classified as Crystal or Jelly Opal, a variety known for its clear body tone and vivid flashes, which contributes to a sense of depth and luminosity in the stones. Clarity is graded as eye clean when evaluated at eye level, and the polish is excellent, yielding smooth, reflective surfaces that enhance the visual impact without surface distractions. There has been no enhancement, and the origin is Australia, a provenance that is well regarded for consistently high quality opal material. Taken together, these technical attributes describe a matched pair that is visually harmonious and technically sound for fine jewellery use.
As an engagement option, this pair offers a distinctive alternative to traditional gemstones while retaining practical considerations for everyday wear. The Crystal or Jelly Opal type displays an inner luminosity and multi color play that creates a dynamic, living center stone effect, which many couples find compelling for a piece that is intended to be seen and worn daily. When planning a mounting for engagement use, consider settings that offer a balance of protection and light exposure, because the cabochon cut benefits from unobstructed light to show its colors, and the natural hardness of opal is lower than that of common faceted gemstones. Bezel settings provide secure edge protection while allowing the surface to remain visible, and a halo of small hard gemstones can both protect the perimeter and increase perceived brightness. Choosing a low profile, secure seat and avoiding thin claws in high impact areas will extend the long term wearability of the opal. For metal selection, durable alloys such as 14 karat or 18 karat gold, or platinum, offer strong holding power and a good contrast to the stone colors. Routine care should exclude ultrasonic cleaning and aggressive chemicals, and should rely instead on gentle soap and warm water with a soft cloth, and storage that prevents hard contacts with other gems. The absence of enhancement and the eye clean clarity make this pair well suited to fine jewellery settings where their natural characteristics are the focal point.
For couples and designers seeking a meaningful and individual engagement ring, this matched pair from The Natural Gemstone Company provides a clear specification and design platform. The two stones are closely matched in size, shape and color behavior, allowing options such as a classic single stone centered by one opal, a contemporary bypass or asymmetric design using both stones as focal elements, or a complementary ring and earring set for coordinated bridal jewelry. Designers may also explore a three stone composition, using the larger opal as the center and the smaller as an offset companion, or incorporate small diamond accents to create contrast and protect the opal edges. Because the material is Australian Crystal or Jelly Opal, buyers receive a naturally formed gemstone with vivid internal play and transparent body tones that respond well to mixed metal palettes and a range of design languages from minimalist to ornate. The Natural Gemstone Company can provide additional photographic documentation and setting recommendations tailored to the intended daily wear profile, and can advise on custom mounting options that prioritize both aesthetic presentation and the structural security required for an engagement piece that will be worn for years to come.






















