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3.40 Ct. Cabochon Crystal/Jelly Opal from Australia
Item ID: | K2627 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.93 Width: 14.02 Height: 5.36 |
Weight: | 3.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia |
One beautiful translucent 3.40 carat trillion shape multi color opal is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, a Crystal or Jelly Opal that measures 11.93 by 14.02 by 5.36 millimeters, with a cabochon cut, medium intense color intensity, and an excellent polish, enhancement none, origin Australia. This gem stands apart from many commercially available stones because of its glass like translucency and the even dispersion of color across the surface. Unlike common white opals that can appear chalky or dark opals that conceal internal play of color, this crystal or jelly variety allows light to penetrate and refract within the body of the stone, producing a lively, floating play of color that changes subtly as the angle of view shifts. The trillion shape is uncommon and modern, providing a crisp triangular silhouette that highlights the internal color patches, while the cabochon cut maximizes the depth and movement of color, offering a visual experience that is immediate and enduring.
When compared to doublets, triplets, and treated opals that dominate many retail offerings, this single piece, solid Australian Crystal or Jelly Opal provides superior long term value. Treated pieces often use clear caps or glue layers that can delaminate or alter appearance over time, and synthetic opals or assembled stones cannot reproduce the same natural, random color play found in a high quality natural opal. The absence of enhancement means the gem is in its natural state, unfilled and untreated, and that purity matters to collectors and designers who prefer authenticity. The excellent polish and precise cabochon profile we have applied emphasize contrast between the triangular outline and the soft internal flashes of green and blue that the images suggest, and that kind of finish is rare in comparable sized stones at 3.40 carats, where cutters must balance weight retention with optical performance.
In terms of versatility and practical appeal, this trillion cabochon Crystal or Jelly Opal outperforms many standard shapes and types you will see on the market. Ovals and rounds are traditional and predictable, while a well cut trillion in this size becomes the focal point in a pendant, ring, or bespoke pair of earrings, lending a contemporary elegance that is hard to match. Because the stone is translucent rather than opaque, it can appear to change with the background and mounting metal, giving designers more creative freedom than opaque opals typically allow. For buyers concerned about durability and longevity, natural unenhanced opals from Australia have a long history of stable performance with proper care, and the moderate depth of the cabochon combined with the stone proportions of 11.93 by 14.02 by 5.36 millimeters offers a balance of protection and optical display that is well suited to everyday wear when set securely.
As specialists in fine gemstones, The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the provenance and quality of this Crystal or Jelly Opal, and we can assist with custom setting recommendations to showcase its trillion shape and internal color play. For clients comparing value, this opal offers a rare combination of natural, untreated origin, attractive carat weight at 3.40 carats, excellent polish, and a modern shape that elevates it above mass market alternatives. If you are deciding between opal types, consider that this Australian crystal or jelly piece gives the clarity and brightness that many buyers seek, while remaining distinctly natural and collectible. Contact our team for further images, specific setting advice, or to arrange secure purchase, and allow us to help you select the setting that will best highlight the unique character of this translucent trillion opal.






















