Each gemstone can be described as a profusion of bustling, gaudy and tremendously transformational ados to one's life. Out of all these esteemed groups of gemstones, one has created a league of its own- Opal. 

Unlike other gemstones that come in a specific gradient of colours, opal is present in a variety of colours. It is like it has captured a slice of the rainbow within its integrity. Opal  displays all the colours in the spectrum this is known as OPALESCENCE which is what makes opal so mesmerising. No two opals are alike, every individual opal has a unique tale to narrate. 

Here’s a brief description about different types of opal stones and the significance they carry.

White opal

The aura emitted by white opal is as if you are holding a trinket, a sky with the sun breaking through clouds and enslaving the white light. It appears translucent invisibility and may even occasionally expose the colours spectrum. 

Black Opal

black opal is the most sought after variety out of all the other colours presented. With the depth of black in the background, it serves as a striking canvas for the perceptions made.  The  display of yellow, orange, as well as red allows these tints to uplift the appearance of these gemstones. 

Fire Opal 

This gemstone stands out for its vibrant use of yellow, oranges and red which reminds the viewers of a blazing fire. Fire opal is believed to inspire creativity and boost confidence. This is what makes it a favoured accessory among artists and performers. This gemstone is a symbol of life’s fiery passionate essence.

Boulder Opal 

This opal emerges from the heart of the earth. Each piece of boulder opal represents a rugged charm, making it alike to that of earth’s land itself. Boulder oval evokes different images and emotions as each piece of this gym is unique with distinct patterns and colours. Therefore, this individuality makes this gemstone a perfect symbol of personal journeys and transformation.

Matrix Opal 

This opal takes birth from the mother rock, often sandstone or iron stone. Unlike other opal Matrix. Opal appears as a network of colourful veins or patches within the host material, creating a natural Mozart that is as intriguing as it is beautiful. Similarly, as the boulder opal, matrix opal can also be seen in the shades of red, oranges, blue greens and purple. Matrix opal is a symbol of self discovery and personal pathways.

Blue Opal 

With its soothing hue of tranquil water and endless sky, Here we come across the blue opal that captures the essence of peace and clarity. It is mainly used for emotional balance. It is believed to help relieve anxiety and stress promoting a sense of tranquillity. 

Water Opal 

Water opal is also known as hyalite, it is the rarest form of opal that appears almost like a drop of water captured in a stone. This gemstone Encourages introspection and spiritual growth. It is best advice to keep this open at bay from direct sunlight and extreme extreme temperatures.

Cat’s Eye Opal 

The mystical gaze of the cat's eye opal is hypnotic in appeal with its unique chatoyancy. This distinctive appearance is caused by the reflection of light from aligned fibres or inclusions within the stone. This gemstone is highly associated with the belief to protect its viewers and acts like a watchful guardian. 
 

Honey Opal 

This Opal undoubtedly captures the warm and sweetness of honey, emitting an aura of gentle and nourishing energy that is both uplifting and revitalising. This opal ranges from pale, translucent yellow to deep amber like tones. Honey opal is considered to be the symbol of joy.

Doublet And Triplet Opal 

The doublet and triplet opal is a clever way to enhance and protect the beauty of opal by combining thin slices of precious opal with backing and protective layers, which offers an affordable and durable alternative to solid opal. 

So if you’re looking for a gemstone that captures the complexity and beauty of life itself, look no further than the opal.