Introduction to Opal

Opals are well known for their captivating play-of-colour, a mesmerising display of shifting hues reminiscent of rainbows. Our Opal jewellery pieces including gold earrings and gold necklaces, are designed with multi-colour tone Opal and freshwater Pearls, to create a contemporary style that fits for all occasions. It is believed to have its origins in India, where it was known as "upala" in Sanskrit, meaning "precious stone" and evolved into "opalus" in ancient Rome, marking the introduction of Opals to the Western world. 

Where does Opal come from?

Opal has been credited with supernatural origins and powers by many cultures. Arabic legends suggest it descends from the heavens in flashes of lightning, while ancient Greeks believed Opals were bestowed with poetic names such as pandora, Light of the World, and Empress by admirers; it is believed to offer protection against disease. Europeans have held Opal in high regard as a symbol of hope, purity, and truth. Throughout history, Opal has always been designed with jewellery like our contemporary necklace and stud earrings to add elegance and sophistication to any ensemble.  Wearing Opal jewellery has always been associated with royalty and luck. Our gorgeous statement necklace perfectly reflects the multi-tonal colours of Opals.

What are the gemstone properties and benefits of Opal?

The Opal was once considered a stone that could bring much luck and purity during the Middle Ages. It is said to harbour properties of serenity and creativity. The mesmerising gold jewellery with Opal gemstone is believed to bring a sense of calmness and tranquillity to  its wearer, promoting inner peace and harmony. Additionally, Opal jewellery, our statement earrings are believed to stimulate creativity and imagination, inspiring artistic expression and innovative thinking. Its subtle yet enchanting energies are said to awaken the senses and encourage exploration of one's inner depths, making Opal a cherished companion for those seeking both inner peace and artistic inspiration.

Is Opal a birthstone?

Opal is considered as the October birthstone, an alternative to Tourmaline for people to choose from. The October birthstone symbolises the rich diversity of this autumnal month. As a birthstone, the Gold jewellery with Opal gemstone serves as a timeless reminder of the beauty and resilience found within the changing landscapes of life, guiding its wearers towards balance and renewal.

Opal, known as the 14th wedding anniversary gemstone, symbolises the enduring bond between partners as they journey through fourteen years of marriage. Like the multi-tonal colours of Oapl, it embodies the complexities and beauty of a maturing relationship, where each passing year brings new layers of understanding and appreciation. As couples celebrate their 14th anniversary, the stunning gold necklace serves as a timeless tribute to the passion and commitment that continue to deepen with time.