Australian Boulder Opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the  More »

Australian Boulder Opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white to bright blue to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.4223)Origin: Australia Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Boulder Opal, Gold   « Less

Exquisite opal weighing 14.0 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold and platinum with 66 genuine fully-cut round diamonds with a total weight of 3.54 carats, and with 9  More »

Exquisite opal weighing 14.0 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold and platinum with 66 genuine fully-cut round diamonds with a total weight of 3.54 carats, and with 9 genuine baguette diamonds with a total weight of 2.35 carats. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white to bright blue to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. Origin: Australia, South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal, Diamonds, Gold   « Less

Magnificent Australian boulder opal weighing 19.13 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold with 52 genuine round, fully-cut diamonds with a total weight of 2.40 carats, and  More »

Magnificent Australian boulder opal weighing 19.13 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold with 52 genuine round, fully-cut diamonds with a total weight of 2.40 carats, and with 24 genuine baguette diamonds with a total weight of 3.90 carats. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one bees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white, to bright blue, to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word Ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the east, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. Origin: Australia or South Africa Collection: Modern Jewelry Style: Boulder Opal Medium: Diamond andOpal/Gold   « Less

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the  More »

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white, to bright blue, to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.4794)Origin: Australian Opal Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal-Gold   « Less

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the  More »

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white, to bright blue, to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.4795)Origin: Australian Opal Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal-Gold   « Less

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the  More »

Australian boulder opal set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white, to bright blue, to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.4796)Origin: Australian Opal Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal-Gold   « Less

This splendid opal is set in an 18 karat gold ring. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich  More »

This splendid opal is set in an 18 karat gold ring. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white to bright blue to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.4859)Origin: Australia Collection: Jewelry Style: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal/Gold   « Less

Stunning Australian boulder opal weighing 9.09 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity.  More »

Stunning Australian boulder opal weighing 9.09 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since Antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white, to bright blue, to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.5064)Origin: Australian Opal Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal-Gold   « Less

Australian Boulder Opal weighing 17.83 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its  More »

Australian Boulder Opal weighing 17.83 carats set in a ring of 18 karat gold. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white to bright blue to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. - (FJ.5067)Origin: Australia Collection: Gem Stone Rings Medium: Opal-Gold-Diamond   « Less

Australian Boulder Opal weighing 7.46 carats mounted in a ring of 18 karat gold set with 14 radiant, fully-cut diamonds with a total weight of 0.55 carats. Radiating a  More »

Australian Boulder Opal weighing 7.46 carats mounted in a ring of 18 karat gold set with 14 radiant, fully-cut diamonds with a total weight of 0.55 carats. Radiating a colorful fire from deep within, the opal has been prized since antiquity. Within its depths one sees the rich variety of colors for which other gems are famed: the purple of amethyst, the red of ruby, the sea green of emerald, as well as gold and silver. The matrix for these sparks ranges in hue from milky white to bright blue to black. Mines in Hungary have produced fine opals since the Middle Ages, but the best modern source for the gem is considered to be Australia. The name of the gem is said to derive from the word ophthalmius, pertaining to the eye, and the stone is valued for its ability to avert evil. In the East, opals are much sought after as amulets to protect the wearer from disease. The stone is also said to improve the eyesight. Any person gazing upon this brilliant gem will be rewarded with beauty. Origin: Australian Opal Collection: Modern Jewelry Medium: Opal, Diamond, Gold   « Less