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9.09 Ct. Black Opal from Australia
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Item ID: | K12768 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 27 Width: 11 Height: 3.6 |
Weight: | 9.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Tablet |
Enhancements: help | Doublets |
Origin: help | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $260 |
Introducing a truly exquisite gemstone that captures the imagination and embodies the allure of the earth’s most captivating creations. This beautiful opaque 9.09 carat fancy shape multi-color opal, with its expansive dimensions of 27.00 x 11.00 x 3.60 mm and meticulous tablet cut, stands as a testament to nature’s artistry and human craftsmanship. Originating from the renowned opal fields of Australia, this opal exudes a breathtaking palette of colors only found in the finest specimens of its kind. This particular opal is classified as a Black Opal, known for its striking play-of-color that is accentuated by a dark body tone. Black Opals are revered for their rarity and brightness, making this jewel a prized possession for those with a well-informed appreciation for gemstones.
Black Opals are a rare natural marvel that demand admiration for their unique optical phenomenon known as play-of-color. As light enters the opal, it refracts upon minuscule silica spheres within the stone, resulting in an iridescent display that transforms the jewel into a dynamic masterpiece. This particular opal enhances its inherent beauty with intense color intensity and an excellent polish that ensures a sleek and vibrant appearance in all types of lighting conditions. Whether bathed in the warm glow of natural sunlight or the more subtle hues of artificial light, this opal’s colors come alive, showcasing a mesmerizing spectrum of hues that range from deep blues and vivid greens to fiery reds and sunset oranges.
In daylight, the opal reveals its fullest brilliance, reflecting sunlight in an ever-changing dance of color that captivates and enchants. Each movement unveils a new facet of its beauty, with colors that shift and shimmer much like the light waves passing through a kaleidoscope. The sparkling intensity observed in direct sunlight illuminates its depth and reveals the dynamic interplay of colors exclusive to a well-formed Black Opal. Under incandescent or LED light sources, the opal offers a different yet equally enchanting display, where softer lighting conditions highlight the nuanced whispers of color, emphasizing its luxury and sophistication. The rich tones of the Black Opal are particularly enhanced in dim indoor settings, where its colors acquire a warm and mysterious glow.
Black Opals from Australia are esteemed not only for their stunning aesthetics but also for their cultural and geological significance. The opal fields of Australia produce nearly all of the world’s precious opals, a legacy that dates back millions of years. These regions, such as Lightning Ridge, nurture opals with a distinct composition and resilience, factors that significantly enhance their value among collectors and connoisseurs. At The Natural Gemstone Company, we are proud to offer this exquisite Black Opal, which embodies our commitment to quality and authenticity. We guarantee the origin and integrity of every piece we offer, ensuring that your acquisition is as remarkable as the narrative it carries.
This opal is more than just a gemstone. It is a luminous canvas whereby the world’s most beautiful colors are displayed. Its bold character and stunning beauty appeal to educated buyers who understand the rarity and wonder of Black Opals. As an exceptional addition to any jewelry collection, sponsored by an illustrious provenance, it holds the promise of endless wonder and admiration. Choosing this opal from The Natural Gemstone Company means welcoming into your possession a piece of earth and light, wisdom and artistry, seamlessly woven together into a jewel as noble in its heritage as it is magnificent in its presence.


