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7.07 Ct. Cabochon White Opal from Australia
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Item ID: | K19575 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 19.53 Width: 10.94 Height: 6.13 |
Weight: | 7.07 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $124 |
This 7.07 carat, oval shaped White Opal is a striking example of natural Australian opal, measuring 19.53 mm by 10.94 mm by 6.13 mm, with a classic cabochon cut, medium color intensity, opaque body tone, and an excellent polish. Right away the proportions read as very wearable, large enough to make a statement in a ring or pendant, yet balanced and elegant for everyday pieces. The cabochon dome has been shaped to maximize the pleasing interplay between the opal body and the color play that emerges across the surface, while the excellent polish gives the gem a satiny luminous finish that reflects light evenly. This opal has received no enhancement, it is a natural, untreated gem from Australia, and that authenticity matters when you are choosing a stone that will be passed on and enjoyed for generations.
Compared with other opal categories on the market, this White Opal stands out for its combination of classic Australian provenance and a solid, opaque body that presents color in a different, more painterly way than crystal or black opals. Black opals often command higher prices for their intense dark ground and vivid spotty color, and crystal opals show a translucent, prismatic brightness, however opaque White Opals have a unique, creamy canvas that allows softer flashes and broader color fields to be appreciated at a glance. In the current market many buyers encounter assembled stones such as doublets and triplets, or stabilized Ethiopian opals, which can show brilliant effects but usually involve adhesives, cap layers, or treatments that change the nature of the stone. This Australian White Opal requires none of that, its character is fully natural, and that transparency of origin and lack of enhancement translates into stronger long term desirability and resale value. For collectors and custom jewelers who prize authenticity and stable performance, this opal delivers a balance of attractive size, pleasing color play with medium intensity, and the reassurance of no enhancements.
The inclusions and internal features of this opal are not flaws in the way that fractures or foreign resin might be in other gems, they are the identifying fingerprints that make this stone one of a kind. You will notice subtle internal patterning, areas of potch, and fine mineral veining that run gently through the body. These features give the opal a narrative, they record the geological history of the silicate gel that became entrapped and replaced within the host rock, and they are the natural markers that gemologists and experienced collectors use to authenticate origin and individuality. Rather than detracting from value, these internal characteristics add character, guiding the eye across the face of the gem and creating depth that translates into a more interesting wearable object. When compared to lab created opals, which can display overly uniform patterns and unnaturally regular color patches, a natural White Opal from Australia shows irregular, organic inclusions and color fields that tell a credible story. The cabochon profile here complements those internal signatures, allowing the color to flow across the dome, and under magnification the inclusions become charming evidence of natural formation rather than defects to be corrected.
Choosing this opal from The Natural Gemstone Company means choosing a responsibly sourced, untreated gem that sits between everyday costume options and rare, museum caliber specimens. Its 7.07 carat weight places it in a size bracket that is rare enough to feel special, yet affordable enough when compared to equally attractive black or crystal opals that sell for multiples of the price per carat. For jewelry designers looking for substance without sacrificing classic opal character, this piece is an excellent candidate, and for collectors it represents a genuine Australian example with traceable attributes. Care is straightforward, keep the opal away from extreme heat and rapid changes in temperature, avoid exposure to strong chemicals, and store it separately to protect the excellent polish. If you seek a White Opal that communicates natural origin, untreated integrity, and a unique internal fingerprint that no other stone will exactly replicate, this 7.07 carat oval from The Natural Gemstone Company is a compelling choice.

























