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0.95 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Multi Color Cabochon White Opal (Light Opal) Pair from Brazil
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Stone type: | White Opal (Light Opal) | White Opal (Light Opal) |
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Item ID: | PR14242 | PR14242 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.65 Width: 5.63 Height: 2.79 | Length: 5.77 Width: 5.76 Height: 2.25 |
Weight: | 0.49 Ct. | 0.46 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $100 | $100 |
White Opal also known as Light Opal carries a history that stretches back through centuries of human admiration, and this delicate pair from The Natural Gemstone Company is a graceful continuation of that legacy. Each stone is a round cabochon, weighing 0.49 carats and 0.46 carats, with dimensions of 5.65 x 5.63 x 2.79 mm and 5.77 x 5.76 x 2.25 mm respectively. These white opals are translucent and multi color, presenting a medley of soft spectral flashes across a luminous body tone. Evaluated at eye level they are eye clean, and their medium color intensity is balanced by an excellent polish that allows the internal play of color to bloom with every change of light. There is no enhancement, and their natural origin in Brazil affirms their authenticity and provenance. As a gemstone that has been admired from antiquity through the Victorian era and into modern couture, White Opal offers a timeless elegance that resonates with collectors and designers who prize enduring beauty and meaningful materials.
When you examine these cabochon cut white opals closely, the subtlety of their mapping and the layered depth of their color play becomes apparent. The cabochon profile is classic for opal, providing a gentle dome that amplifies the internal diffraction of light into flashes of green, blue, and gentle crimson, depending on the angle. These stones possess a medium color intensity that gives them a soft, inviting glow rather than an aggressive vibrancy, which makes them exceptionally versatile in design. The translucence allows light to penetrate and scatter within the opal, producing a living surface that seems to shift and breathe. Compared with more opaque varieties, these light opals convey a serene, ethereal charm. The excellent polish ensures a smooth tactile finish and maximizes reflective highlights, while the eye clean clarity means the gems present their colors without visual distraction, an important trait for matched pairs intended for earrings or symmetrical settings.
White Opal occupies a unique place among gemstones, revered in many cultures for its association with hope, purity, and inner light. Historically opal was prized by Romans, adored by Renaissance jewelers, and celebrated by Victorian gem collectors for its mystical optical properties. In jewelry, White Opal carries a classical dignity similar to pearls, yet it offers a more lively, dynamic aesthetic because of its play of color. Compared to black opal, which is prized for dramatic contrast and intense flashes, White Opal presents a softer tableau, more contemplative and suited to designs that favor subtlety over theatricality. Against crystal opal, which often offers clearer transparency and bright color pinfire, these light opals read as more milky and pastoral, evoking sunlit meadows rather than midnight skies. When paired with metals, White Opal complements warm yellow gold with a vintage warmth, and it sings in cool white metal settings where its inner fire seems to float above silver or platinum.
From a practical design perspective these matched white opals are a jeweler s dream, rare for the way they harmonize in size, shape, and character. The near identical round forms and the close dimensional correspondence mean they will sit perfectly balanced in a pair of stud earrings or as mirror image accents in a more complex composition. Their medium color intensity and translucent body allow them to bridge traditional and contemporary design languages, so they are equally at home in a period style pendant as they are in a minimalist modern ring. Compared to many matching gemstones on the market which may be dyed, treated, or assembled as doublets and triplets, these opals are natural and untreated, a distinction that matters to collectors and those who value geological authenticity. Their Brazilian origin speaks to a long tradition of fine opal mining, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in offering stones that have been selected for their balance of beauty and integrity. Care is straightforward, with sensible precautions to protect the cabochon surface from hard knocks and extreme heat, and routine gentle cleaning to preserve their polish and clarity.
In choosing this pair you are selecting more than two stones, you are embracing a fragment of gemological history that can be carried, worn, and handed down. These White Opals offer a narrative quality, a luminous gentleness that resonates with the sensibilities of those who prefer legacy and refinement. They compare favorably to similar gemstones by offering a softer, more contemplative play of color than black opal, a more tactile warmth than crystal opal, and a more organic, light filled presence than many synthetic alternatives. For designers they provide a dependable, well matched palette to build from, and for collectors they represent natural, unenhanced specimens from Brazil that embody the quiet sophistication of classical gemstones. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the provenance and quality of these opals, and we welcome inquiries from clients who wish to commission settings that honor their timeless character. These stones are an invitation to create heirloom pieces that will speak of tradition, care, and enduring beauty for generations to come.


























