Opal
A stone of destiny, alive with rainbow color.
Discover PETRALO’s natural Australian opal jewelry in 14k/18k solid gold, from luminous opal rings and necklaces to delicate earrings and bracelets. Each opal is 100% natural — never doublet, triplet, or synthetic — and chosen for vibrant play-of-color, stability, and lasting beauty.
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Oval Opal and Diamond Stud Earrings
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Multi-Stone Opal Chain Ring
Marquise Opal Diamond Bracelet
Marquise Opal Diamond Stud Earrings
Round Opal Three-stone Ring
Marquise Opal Three-stone Ring
Evil Eye Opal Necklace/Pendant
Oval Opal Flow Ring
ELARA Oval Opal Bail Openable Necklace/Pendant
Clover Opal Necklace/Pendant
Hourglass Opal Necklace/Pendant
ELOISE Opal Diamond Pendant Necklace
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Why We Love Australian Crystal Opals
Australian crystal opals are loved for their translucent body, vivid play-of-color, and luminous depth.
At PETRALO, we choose natural Australian opals for their beauty, individuality, and lasting character — each one bringing a soft, living expression of color to our solid gold jewelry.
What Is Australian Crystal Opal, and Is It Natural?
Australian crystal opal is a natural opal with a translucent to semi-transparent body that reveals luminous flashes of color from within. Unlike many Ethiopian opals, which are hydrophane and can absorb water, Australian opal is generally less porous and more stable in everyday wear.
Fine crystal opal with vivid play-of-color is also relatively uncommon and highly sought after. PETRALO uses 100% natural solid Australian opals, never doublets, triplets, or synthetic stones.
Can Opal Jewelry Get Wet? Can I Wear It in the Shower or While Swimming?
Brief contact with clean water will not normally harm solid Australian opal. However, we recommend removing opal jewelry before showering or swimming, as soaps, chlorine, saltwater, and sudden temperature changes may affect the stone or its setting over time.
How Should I Clean and Care for Opal Jewelry?
Opal measures approximately 5 to 6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, so its surface can be scratched by harder gemstones and jewelry. Clean it gently with lukewarm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaners, harsh chemicals, high heat, and sudden temperature changes. Store your opal jewelry separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratches and impacts.
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Crafted from ethical solid gold and natural gemstones
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1 YEAR WARRANTY
1 year normal wear damage free repair