Opal Rings

Opals are admired for their unique play of color, known as opalescence. No two opals are exactly the same, which means each opal ring offers a one-of-a-kind appearance, ranging from vivid fire-like colors to oceanic blues.

When purchasing an opal ring, consider the type of opal (such as black opal, white opal, or fire opal), as well as its brightness and pattern. Also, ensure that the opal is well-protected within its setting due to its relative softness.

Opal rings require careful handling; avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures, harsh chemicals, or rough activities. Clean them using a soft, damp cloth and mild detergent, and store them away from other harder gemstones.

Opals are softer than many other gemstones, which makes them less ideal for daily wear unless extra precautions are taken to protect the opal stone in a sturdy setting.