Item Tag: Pear Cabochon

Queen Letizia Sapphire CZ Chandelier Earrings 925 Sterling Silver Vintage

These earrings are inspired by theSapphire and Diamond Chandelier Earrings worn byQueen Letizia of Spain, one of the most elegant contemporary royal jewels in the Spanish Royal Collection. Royal historians believe the suite—which includes matching earrings, necklace, and brooch—may have been presented as a diplomatic gift from a Middle Eastern royal family, reflecting the long-standing tradition of exchanging exceptional jewels between royal houses.

5.46Ct Natural Electric Green-Fire Rare Ethiopian Welo Opal

We present a Natural Ethiopian Opal that defies the boundaries of color. Weighing an impressive 5.46 carats, this extraordinary gem is a vibrant symphony of shifting hues, dominated by a brilliant green fire that glows from within its soulful form.

5.03 ct Resplendent Pear Cabochon (17 x 12 mm) Flashing Multicolor Rainbow Opal

5.03 ct Resplendent Pear Cabochon (17 x 12 mm) Flashing 360 Degree Multicolor Rainbow Opal Gemstone Great Investment Gemstone! Genuine & Mined from Earth 100% Natural Genuine Mined from Earth Gemstone!!! Gem Type Rainbow Opal Color Play of ColorsShape Pear Cabochon Size (LxWxD) 16.79 x 12.06 x 5.74 mm Weight 5.03 ct Hardness 6.5 Luster Excellent Clarity Semi-Transparent Treatment 100% Natural (Un-Heated) Origin Ethiopia RefractiveIndex 1.37-1.47 Specific Gravity 2.1 FL IF VVS1 VVS2 VS1 VS2 SI1 SI2 L1 L2 L3 L4 Flawless Internally Flawless Very Very Slightly Imperfect Very Slightly Imperfect Slightly Imperfect Imperfect Opaque Rainbow Opal Mohs Hardness: 5.5-6.5 Found in Australia, Austria, Honduras, Brazil, Mexico, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and the USA. History: Opal is a semi-transparent solidified mineral composed of silicon and water. White Opal refers to the light background color of the stone behind the play of color (Rainbow color). The name is derived from the Latin opalus and Sanskrit upala meaning “precious stone”. The Greek term opallios translates “to see a change in color”. Opal is the primary birthstone for October and the accepted gem for the 13th wedding anniversary. The oldest known opal mine is in Czechoslovakia and dates to 14th century. Popularity of opal suffered in 19th century, partially due to Sir Walter Scott’s novel of a cursed stone and was thought to be bad luck. Queen Victoria promoted the stone in 1800s by giving opal jewelry to her children. In the middle ages, the stone was thought to make the wearer invisible, and was highly recommended to thieves. The Romans believed opal to be the symbol of hope and called it cupid paederos or the child as beautiful as love, they also considered the wearer to be safe from disease. The Arabs thought the opal fell from the sky with flashed of lightning and the Greeks thought it gave the gift of foresight and prophesy to the owner. Today, Australia is major source for opal and supplies abt 85% of the world’s opal. It is a rather soft stone and needs care with handling. Do not immerse in hot water or a sonic cleaner. Opal is graded by size/cut/rarity/base color/fire color/fire intensity/fire pattern and fire consistency. Metaphysical: said to assist in recalling past incarnations, to develop psychic powers, bring out inner beauty, and draw money and luck. Track Page Views WithAuctiva’s Counter

3.91 ct Awe-inspiring Pear Cabochon Shape (15 x 11 mm) Yellow Opal Gemstone

3.91 ct Awe-inspiring Pear Cabochon Shape (15 x 11 mm) Yellow Opal Natural Gemstone Mined From Earth! VVS Quality Yellow Color Stone 100% Natural Genuine Mined from Earth Gemstone!!! Gem Type Opal Color YellowShape Pear Cabochon Size (LxWxD) 14.83 x 10.66 x 5.55 mm Weight 3.91 ct Hardness 6.5 Luster Excellent Clarity VVS Treatment Dyeing Origin Ethiopia RefractiveIndex 1.37-1.47 Specific Gravity 2.1 FL IF VVS1 VVS2 VS1 VS2 SI1 SI2 L1 L2 L3 L4 Flawless Internally Flawless Very Very Slightly Imperfect Very Slightly Imperfect Slightly Imperfect Imperfect Opaque Opal Mohs Hardness – 5.5-6.5 Found in – Australia, Austria, Honduras, Brazil, Mexico, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and the USA. History – Opal is a semi-transparent solidified mineral composed of silicon and water. White Opal refers to the light background color of the stone behind the play of color (Rainbow color). The name is derived from the Latin opalus and Sanskrit upala meaning “precious stone”. The Greek term opallios translates “to see a change in color”. Opal is the primary birthstone for October and the accepted gem for the 13th wedding anniversary. The oldest known opal mine is in Czechoslovakia and dates to 14th century. Popularity of opal suffered in 19th century, partially due to Sir Walter Scott’s novel of a cursed stone and was thought to be bad luck. Queen Victoria promoted the stone in 1800s by giving opal jewelry to her children. In the middle ages, the stone was thought to make the wearer invisible, and was highly recommended to thieves. The Romans believed opal to be the symbol of hope and called it cupid paederos or the child as beautiful as love, they also considered the wearer to be safe from disease. The Arabs thought the opal fell from the sky with flashed of lightning and the Greeks thought it gave the gift of foresight and prophesy to the owner. Today, Australia is major source for opal and supplies abt 85% of the world’s opal. It is a rather soft stone and needs care with handling. Do not immerse in hot water or a sonic cleaner. Opal is graded by size/cut/rarity/base color/fire color/fire intensity/fire pattern and fire consistency. Metaphysical – said to assist in recalling past incarnations, to develop psychic powers, bring out inner beauty, and draw money and luck. Track Page Views WithAuctiva’s FREE Counter