#opalguide

Natural opal and synthetic opal may look similar, but they differ in origin, value, and appearance. Natural opal forms over millions of years inside the earth, showing unique, irregular color patterns and natural inclusions, making every stone one-of-a-kind. In contrast, synthetic opal is created in a lab within a short time, offering consistent patterns, uniform quality, and a more affordable price.

Natural opals are rare, valuable, and highly sought after, while synthetic opals are budget-friendly and commonly used in fashion jewelry.

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Raw opals can look ordinary from the outside, but inside they may hold incredible fire and color. Many people don’t know how to properly identify rough opal or estimate its true value.

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