
18k Gold Opal Diamond & Mixed Sapphire Pendant
Cocktails & Champers Pendant
PW-0957-OPLMCS
£8329.17
Opal is known as a mesmerizing optical wonder that presents a shifting play of colour completely unlike any other gemstone on Earth. At Tivon Fine Jewellery, we inspect only the top 5% of loose natural specimens to ensure every selection showcases intense internal fire, exceptional spectral brilliance and an abundance of life. Derived from the ancient Sanskrit word Upala meaning simply precious stone, this delicate and fascinating mineral tree has been deeply revered across global history as a striking symbol of pure human vitality. Read below to explore the famous Australian geography, legendary record-breaking historical discoveries and essential cleaning guidelines behind this unique silica variety or view our masterfully curated Opal jewellery collection to discover a breathtaking statement pendant engineered to stand as a personal family legacy.
Opal comes in various colours including colourless, white, yellow, red, orange, green, brown, black and blue.
The name Opal derives from the Sanskrit word “Upala” meaning “jewel”.
Opal symbolises vitality.
Opal belongs to the Silica gemstone family.
Yes, Opal is a birthstone and it represents October.
Opal is 5.0-6.0 on Moh’s Scale and therefore considered to be a soft gemstone.
The Olympic Australis Opal, the largest and most valuable opal yet found (in 1956) and named in honor of the Olympic Games, weighs 17,000 carats (3.45kgs).
The finest Opals come from Australia, Mexico and Ethiopia.
Clean Opal using warm soapy water with soft cloth. Opal must not be cleaned ultrasonically or by steam cleaning.
The value factors of Opal are its rarity, intensity of colour, brilliance and the "life" of the stone, as well as size.