Isn't this opal an enchanting tale of beauty? The lustrous oval shaped AAA pink opal gem qualifies as a fine specimen and a catch for the connoisseurs of fine jewelry. The exotic appeal of this gem will make any gem a lively one. Make sure that you collect this fine piece.

Highlights

• GRADE: The gem is AAA graded, which makes it a collector's catch
• CARAT WEIGHT: The enchanting gemstone come with a weight of 6.00 ct.
• SHAPE: It precisely comes in an oval shape for an enchanting appeal
• FINEST FINISH: The stone is cut in cabochon with 16x12 mm in size
• FUN FACT: William Shakespeare called opal the "Queen of Gems" in his comedy "Twelfth Night" 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What pink opal is known as peppermint candy stone?

A. Due to the close resemblance to that of candies, pink opal has adopted the nickname “Peppermint candy stone”. The name opal is evolved from the Roman word opalus which was derived from the Greek opallios, meaning "to see a change of color."

Q. How it is different from other opals?

A. It is generally an opaque gemstone that does not show fire like hues. The color ranges from a bright baby girl pink to a pink-white, cream, or even lavender.

Q. Is the gemstone treated in any way?

A. Ethiopian Welo opal does not undergo any known treatment. With an internal kaleidoscope of fiery color, the opal is one of the most appealing and fascinating gems in the world.

Q. Why is opal often cut cabochon?

A. Opal is traditionally cut in a cabochon to increase its natural beauty. The rounding and polishing of the stone bring out its intrinsic kaleidoscopic properties in a more enchanting manner.

Q. How to care this gemstone?

A. To be on the safe side, clean your opals using a mesh rag dipped in mild detergent added to warm water. Never soak or immerse your opal jewelry.