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3.56 Ct. Cabochon White Opal from Australia
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Item ID: | K20736 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 16.16 Width: 9.51 Height: 4.74 |
Weight: | 3.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Carved Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $750 |
Presenting a singular treasure from The Natural Gemstone Company, a one of a kind White Opal that embodies rarity, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. This opaque multi color opal weighs 3.56 carats and is carved into a graceful pear shape with dimensions of 16.16 x 9.51 x 4.74 millimeters. The gem is expertly fashioned as a carved cabochon, revealing hand finished flourishes and a tactile surface that enhances its play of color. With a medium intense color intensity and an excellent polish, this opal offers a luminous display of subtle fire and shifting hues across a creamy white body. Originating from Australia and free from any enhancement, this piece carries the provenance and natural integrity that discerning collectors prize. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this opal not as a mass produced item, but as a bespoke objet d art, available in extremely limited quantity, for those who seek to own something truly singular.
Beyond its technical specifications, this White Opal speaks to an aesthetic reserved for the collector who appreciates both nuance and presence. The pear shape lends itself to elegant pendants and bespoke engagement pieces, where the elongated silhouette flatters both classic and contemporary designs. The carved surface is a hallmark of artisan attention, each facet of the carving catching light in ways that a simple polished cabochon cannot. The multi color flashes within the opal shift from pastel pinks and warm oranges to ghostly greens and soft blues, creating a living tableau that responds to movement and light. Owning this stone places you among an exclusive circle of connoisseurs who understand that true beauty is not replicated, it is curated and preserved. Because pieces like this are rare, they become conversation pieces, heirlooms, and signature components of custom jewelry that only a privileged few possess.
From an investment perspective this White Opal represents a compelling opportunity within the colored gemstone market. Australian opal has long held a premium position among collectors because of its provenance and consistent quality, and untreated specimens command particular attention from buyers who value natural integrity. The combination of weight, the sculptural carved cabochon form, medium intense color, and excellent polish creates a profile that appeals to both collectors and high end jewelers. Supply dynamics favor appreciation over time, as high quality opal material becomes harder to source and extraction costs increase. In addition, demand for unique, artisanal stones has risen with a growing clientele seeking pieces that carry story and rarity rather than factory uniformity. While no investment can be guaranteed, historical trends in the premium gemstone sector show that well provenanced, unenhanced, and aesthetically distinct stones often outperform more common material, particularly when held by attentive owners who commission quality settings and documentation.
As custodians of exceptional gems, The Natural Gemstone Company offers this White Opal as a limited release, accompanied by full disclosure of its origin, weight, dimensions, and treatment status. We encourage serious collectors and bespoke jewelers to consider how this carved pear opal can elevate a custom creation, or serve as a centerpiece in a curated collection poised for long term appreciation. Proper setting and care, including secure bezels for pear shapes and avoidance of harsh chemicals and sudden temperature changes, will preserve the stone for generations. For those who wish to secure this rare piece, our team is available to discuss bespoke mounting options, independent appraisal, and secure acquisition. Owning this opal is more than a purchase, it is an invitation to join an elite group of patrons who collect the exceptional, and to carry forward an object of natural wonder and potential enduring value.























