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2.95 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: | PR13652 | PR13652 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.16 Width: 8 Height: 2.77 | Length: 9.82 Width: 7.67 Height: 3.09 |
Weight: | 1.47 Ct. | 1.48 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 | $100 | $100 |
This pair of White Opal, Light Opal, presents as two translucent, oval cabochons weighing 1.47 carats and 1.48 carats respectively. The larger stone measures 10.16 x 8.00 x 2.77 mm, the slightly smaller stone measures 9.82 x 7.67 x 3.09 mm. Both stones are cabochon cut, with a clarity grade of eye clean evaluated at eye level, a light overall body color intensity, and an excellent polish. There have been no enhancements applied to these gems, and their origin is Brazil. The Natural Gemstone Company provides these detailed specifications to support accurate selection and design decisions, and to document the natural state and provenance of this matched pair.
Optically, these opals exhibit a white ground with scattered, multi color play of color that is most apparent when viewed face up under directional light. The material is translucent, allowing soft internal diffusion of light that supports the characteristic opalescence without producing a high contrast dark field. The cabochon profile produces a rounded dome that encourages internal reflection and diffraction from the silica sphere structure inherent to opal, producing flashes of green, blue, and occasional warmer hues depending on viewing angle. Clarity is consistently eye clean, with no visible inclusions that would interrupt the play of color or compromise structural integrity under normal wear. The excellent polish enhances light return, producing a smooth reflective surface that complements the internal color display.
A closer comparison of the cutting techniques reveals deliberate and precise decisions by the cutter to harmonize the pair despite the modest differences in dimension and thickness. Both stones employ traditional cabochon shaping with fully rounded crowns and well defined oval outlines, however the larger stone presents a slightly lower dome, while the smaller stone is fractionally higher in crown. This variation reflects a controlled approach to balancing face up appearance against available rough, in order to produce a visual match when set side by side. The cutter adjusted the pavilion thickness and base curvature so that the two stones read as a matched pair from typical viewing distances, while preserving sufficient thickness in the smaller stone to maintain durability. Edge finishing and girdle consistency were executed with fine lapping to ensure even transition from crown to side, and final polishing was performed with abrasives selected to maximize luster without overworking the surface. Orientation of the cut relative to the opal layering was chosen to enhance the most attractive color patches, minimizing undesirable banding and preserving the natural play of color.
In practical terms, these matched White Opal, Light Opal, cabochons are suitable for paired mounting in a range of jewelry applications where a uniform face up appearance is desired. The light body tone and translucent nature make them versatile for both yellow and white metal settings, as well as for designs that include accent stones, without competing with stronger color gemstones. The Natural Gemstone Company confirms that these stones are natural, untreated, and sourced from Brazil, and provides this information to assist designers and buyers in planning settings and long term care. Given the eye clean clarity, excellent polish, and considered cutting strategy, these opals offer a measured combination of aesthetic appeal and practical reliability for finished jewelry, with the cutters skilled attention to profile and polishing outcomes evident in the matched presentation.

























