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Boulder Fire Opal Ring "Blythe"

$225

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Boulder Fire Opal Ring "Blythe" - Invite Floral Mood to your life

The “Blythe” Boulder Fire Opal Ring celebrates the rare magic hidden inside stone. Its eccentric Boulder Fire Opal gemstone reveals billions of inner sparkles and colors that shift with every movement, creating a miniature galaxy of light.

The ring is handcrafted from solid 925 Sterling Silver with an oxidized finish, accentuating each delicate line and ornamental curve. Every detail reflects the precision of true craftsmanship and the character of natural materials.

This handmade opal ring is a timeless choice for those who admire the fusion of artistry, authenticity, and color. A sterling silver statement ring that holds the warmth of fire and the calm of stone.

Boulder Fire Opal Ring Details: 

  • Oxidized finishing
  • Natural Boulder Fire Opal 
  • Opal Size: 8*6mm

Important information about the Ring:

This Boulder Fire Opal ring will be custom-made in your size. Please allow around 2-3 weeks for producing this ring from the date of your order. Due to the handmade work and natural origin of the stones, each piece is unique and may slightly vary.

Kindly note that healing gemstone meanings are not prescriptions or healthcare information.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a boulder opal triplet?

A triplet is a composite stone: a thin slice of natural opal, a dark backing that makes the color read, and a clear quartz cap on top. The opal itself is natural. The construction is what makes a thin seam of precious opal usable in a ring, and it also makes the stone more robust than a solid slice of the same thickness.

Is a triplet a real opal?

The opal in a triplet is natural. A triplet is not a synthetic or imitation stone: it is a natural opal slice assembled with a backing and a clear cap so that a thin seam can be worn.

Is an opal triplet durable enough for daily wear?

More so than a solid opal of the same thickness, which surprises people. The surface that meets the world is the clear quartz cap, and quartz is harder than opal — 7 on the Mohs scale against 5.5 to 6.5 — so the opal layer underneath is shielded rather than exposed. Treat it like any set stone: take the ring off for heavy or dirty work, and avoid knocking it against stone or metal, because quartz can still chip. The one thing a triplet asks that a solid stone does not is to be kept out of water, so that moisture cannot work between the layers.

How do you care for an opal triplet?

Keep it out of water. A triplet is assembled from layers, and prolonged soaking can let moisture work between them, which shows as a cloudy edge. Clean with a damp cloth rather than by immersing the ring, and avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam and solvents.

Where does boulder opal come from?

Almost all boulder opal comes from Queensland, Australia, where precious opal forms as thin seams inside ironstone. The ironstone backing is part of what makes the color read.

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Przemyslaw P.

Exceptional ring, my wife loves it.

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Jennyfer
Nice ring. My daughter loved it!

Nice ring. My daughter loved it!

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Lilyan
I think i love it more than I thought I wo...

I think i love it more than I thought I would XD.
The way it catches light and changes color! Love.

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Clementina
The item matched the description and is ab...

The item matched the description and is absolutely beautiful!

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Nelle
Perfect! Loved all of it and asked for a b...

Perfect! Loved all of it and asked for a bigger size then listed and got it no problem! Would buy again!

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