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0.64 Ct. Multi Color Cabochon White Opal (Light Opal) from Brazil
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Item ID: | K24338 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.32 Width: 6.36 Height: 2.62 |
Weight: | 0.64 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $159 |
This White Opal, identified as White Opal (Light Opal), presents as a translucent, round cabochon weighing 0.64 carat, with precise dimensions of 6.32 by 6.36 by 2.62 millimeters. The gem originates from Brazil, and it has been offered to market with no enhancement, a factual attribute that supports long term integrity of its appearance. The cutting style is a classic cabochon, executed to emphasize the internal play of color, and the surface has been finished to an excellent polish, producing a smooth, reflective dome. At eye level the stone is evaluated as eye clean, a clarity grade that indicates the absence of inclusions visible to the unaided eye, and the color intensity is assessed as medium, allowing the opal to present a balanced background field that permits flashes of green, blue, and red to register distinctly across the dome. The round shape and near symmetric dimensions contribute to predictable mounting considerations, and the compact thickness of 2.62 millimeters provides sufficient depth for structural stability while maintaining proportions suitable for a variety of jewelry designs.
The cabochon cut is a practical and aesthetic choice for this type of opal, because the domed surface maximizes the stone’s diffraction effects, enabling the play of color to shift and articulate as ambient light and viewing angle change. In this specimen the multi color display appears evenly distributed across the surface, with flashes that emerge as subtle ribbons and patches rather than isolated specks, a characteristic that supports visual continuity in wearable pieces. The excellent polish enhances the perception of depth and maintains color saturation under both direct and diffuse lighting. Because the gem is natural and untreated, its optical behavior is intrinsic to its internal silica structure, and this contributes to a dynamic appearance that will continue to reveal new aspects with changing light conditions over the years. The eye clean clarity and the lack of surface-reaching fractures also mean that routine maintenance, handled with appropriate care, is sufficient to preserve the stone’s luster and play of color without the need for corrective treatments.
Proper setting and reasonable care will ensure this opal retains its appeal for many years, and its natural attributes make it a durable choice for considered use. The cabochon profile lends itself to protected settings, such as bezels or low prongs, which reduce exposure to knocks while allowing light to interact with the surface. Practical care recommendations include avoiding harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to direct heat, and refraining from ultrasonic or steam cleaning, approaches which align with standard best practices for hydrated silica minerals. When stored and worn with these considerations in mind, the excellent polish and inherent translucency will continue to allow the gem to express its multi color character, creating an evolving visual experience rather than a static effect. For design integration the stone works effectively in a broad range of metals and styles, from understated white metal settings that accentuate cooler flash colors, to warm yellow gold that can emphasize subtle peach and orange tones in the play of color.
The Natural Gemstone Company documents the origin and key attributes of each piece we present, and this White Opal from Brazil is described and graded in accordance with those standards, including weight, dimensions, cut style, clarity, color intensity, polish, and confirmation of no enhancements. The combination of precise cutting, consistent translucency, and a balanced play of color makes this gem suitable for collectors and designers seeking a natural opal that will continue to engage the eye over time. Its round cabochon form and calibrated measurements facilitate predictable incorporation into bespoke work or small series production, and the natural, untreated character ensures that its evolving optical display remains authentic and responsive to changing light and movement. Over the years this piece will continue to captivate by offering shifting color notes, preserved surface quality, and the quiet confidence of a well selected, professionally prepared natural gemstone, as presented by The Natural Gemstone Company.

























