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2.78 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: | PR13658 | PR13658 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.8 Width: 7.72 Height: 2.82 | Length: 10.16 Width: 8.15 Height: 2.64 |
Weight: | 1.36 Ct. | 1.42 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Light | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $60 | $60 |
This matched pair of White Opal, Light Opal from The Natural Gemstone Company presents a refined option for designers seeking a smooth, luxurious surface and reliable optical character for high end jewelry. Each stone is an oval cabochon, weighing 1.36 carats and 1.42 carats respectively, with dimensions of 9.80 by 7.72 by 2.82 millimeters and 10.16 by 8.15 by 2.64 millimeters, and their translucent body and subtle multi color play are immediately apparent in hand and under controlled lighting. The finish on these cabochons is exceptional, with an excellent polish that creates a mirror like surface, which both protects the opal and enhances its soft internal fire, making these pieces particularly well suited to settings where a sleek, uninterrupted silhouette is desired. There has been no enhancement to these gems, they are natural in every respect, and their origin is Brazil, a source known for consistently fine white opal material, which further supports their value to collectors and makers who prioritize provenance. The overall visual effect balances a light color intensity with delicate flashes of color, which reads as elegant and understated in daytime jewelry, while providing attractive interest under evening light.
From a grading perspective this pair scores very well for clarity and cutting accuracy, the clarity grade is eye clean as evaluated at typical viewing distance, meaning there are no inclusions or fractures visible to the unaided eye that would detract from the face up appearance, and this level of clarity is particularly desirable in white opal where surface and internal uniformity allow the play of color to read clearly. The cabochon cut is the preferred style for opal because it maximizes the gem s natural opalescence, and the oval outline has been symmetrically executed to ensure even light return and ease of setting, which reduces the amount of metal and labor required for a snug, protective mounting. The paired sizes are close enough to be used as earrings, cufflinks, or matched accents in a bespoke ring and pendant suite, and their slightly different weights and dimensions are typical of hand cut natural opal material, while remaining within tight tolerances for matched use. Buyers with a technical eye will value that these stones exhibit no treatment history, and that the smooth finish combined with eye clean clarity and Brazilian origin gives a clear, documented basis for premium pricing relative to treated or composite alternatives.
For designers and jewelers focused on high end outcomes, the smooth, high polish of these opals is a defining advantage, it simplifies bezel work and lends itself to contemporary minimal mountings in platinum or white gold where the polished dome can be shown without interruption, while also allowing more elaborate halo or milgrain executions because the underlying cabochon surface reads as impeccably finished. The top surface polish enhances color play and wearability, reducing the risk of dirt accumulation in surface texture, and the cabochon profile provides a comfortable wear for rings and earrings, with a low to moderate dome height that balances presence with protection. It is important to note practical considerations, opal typically registers about five and a half to six and a half on the Mohs scale, so while these opals are fine for daily wear when mounted securely, they do require sensible protection from hard knocks, extreme heat, and harsh chemical exposure, and cleaning is best performed with gentle soap and water and a soft cloth, avoiding ultrasonic or steam methods. For the educated buyer these White Opal, Light Opal cabochons represent a transparent value proposition, natural, eye clean, expertly polished, and responsibly sourced from Brazil, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the description, offering professional photographs, handling guidance, and independent testing or documentation upon request to support confident acquisition for high end commissions.

























