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Meet Mylah,
A Dainty Black Opal & Diamond Ring
The Center Stone: Lightning Ridge Black Crystal Opal, solid
- origin: Lightning Ridge, Australia
- brightness of color: 5 of 5
- darkness of bodycolor: 3 of 5
- oval cabochon cut
- stone measurements: 7.08mm x 5.03mm x 2.6mm
The Side Stone: Diamond
- Standard Round Brilliant Cut
- approximate carat weight: 0.05ct
- clarity: VS
- color: G-H
The Setting: Handmade 4 Prong and Bezel Set Ring
- 14kt yellow gold, solid
- North-South stone orientation
- 1.5mm band width
- default size: 6.00
- Made in USA
More About Mylah:
Solid, unenhanced semi-black crystal opal that displays fire of all colors. Predominant colors are green and blue, highlight colors are red, purple, and pink. A single round accent diamond is bezel set on one shoulder of the ring next to the opal.
About Opal:
While many believe opal to come only in a traditional white hue, this common misconception cannot be more inaccurate. With over 200 varieties of natural opal discovered so far, the historically referred "Queen of Gems" can come in a wide variety of colors- before the stone's famous "play of color" rainbow effect is even taken into consideration. Over 90% of the world's opal is produced in Australia with other well-known deposits located in Mexico, Ethiopia, Brazil, and the United States.
Chemically, opal is an integrated combination of water and silica. Water content in opal can range from 3% to 21% by weight, with average jewelry material ranging between 6% and 10%. Because of this, it is advised to store your opal jewelry with care; safes and bank vaults can be notoriously dry. We suggest storing opal in an airtight container along with a piece of water-moistened cotton when dry storage conditions are anticipated. Some varieties are more resilient to harsh conditions than others. It is safe to clean solid opal jewelry with warm water, mild soap, and a soft-bristled toothbrush. Avoid chemicals, harsh abrasives, and ultrasonic cleaners.