Opal Rings
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Explore our fascinating collection of opal rings, beautiful opal engagement rings & opal wedding bands & opal wedding bridal ring sets, they are crafted with high-quality opals that are 100% ethically sustainable. Here, you can choose from different colors of opal rings, such as white opal rings, and pink opal rings. Each ring can be customized with the metal you want, such as white gold, rose gold, yellow gold, silver opal rings, and more. You can also choose different shapes of opals, such as classic round opals, pear-shaped opals, oval opals; elegantly princess cut opals, emerald cut opals; unique hexagonal cut opals, kite-shaped opals and more. You can also match your own side stone types, such as opal with diamond; with moonstone; with moissanite, and so on.
FAQs About Opal Rings
The mesmerizing play of color in Opal makes it a uniquely beautiful gemstone for rings. But those looking to buy or wear Opal jewelry often have questions. Below, we answer some commonly asked Opal ring FAQs.
What are the benefits and considerations of Opal rings?
The stunning rainbow flashes of Opal make it ideal for fashionable yet meaningful rings. But Opals require gentler care than most gems. Their water content makes them softer and prone to crazing if exposed to chemicals, heat, or sharp blows. With proper precautions, an Opal can make a lovely ring.
What's the significance of Opal in rings?
Opal is considered a symbol of hope, innocence, and purity. Its kaleidoscope color displays are said to reflect one’s inner self. Opal is also associated with love and passion. It’s historically been given as a token of strong romantic attachment, making it a popular choice for wedding bands and engagement rings.
What are the best styles and settings for Opal rings?
Minimal metal bezel or halo settings are ideal for showcasing Opal‘s mesmerizing play of color. Flush settings and protective metal edging also provide needed durability. Opals look beautiful with both white and yellow metals. Vintage-inspired Opal rings are popular for their ornate filigree accents.
How can you determine if an Opal ring is real?
Indicators include a play-of-color display, a white base color, and a natural–looking pattern. Plastic and glass imitations lack Opal’s inner fireworks. Real Opal also exhibits gorgeous patterns like gingerbread, harlequin, or flash fire. High–quality Opals have a bright play of color across the surface.
How should you care for and wear an Opal ring?
Avoid exposing Opal rings to chemicals, heat, or hard impacts that can cause crazing. Also, use caution when wearing Opal rings during rugged activities. Opal is softer than most gems, so take care to remove rings before sleep, exercise, cleaning, etc. With proper care, an Opal ring can last a lifetime.
What are the price ranges for natural Opal rings?
Prices vary based on Opal origin and quality. Australian Opals in the $50-$300 range offer nice play-of-color. Fine quality Opals from $500-$1,500 display more intense flashes. Black Opals with black or dark body color and vivid play-of-color start around $1,000, with high–quality black Opals priced at $2,000+.