Green Opal
DESCRIPTION15.1 Ounces
429 Grams
4” x 3 1/2” x 1 3/4"
Green Opal from Madagascar free form heart shape.
Green opal is a type of opal that is known for its vibrant green color and natural allure. It can come in a variety of shades, including emerald green, chartreuse, and jade.
Here are some facts about green opal:
Composition
Green opals are made of silica spheres that pool together with water to form a silica-rich mixture.
Classification
Most green opals are classified as "common" because they lack the iridescent play-of-color that other opals are known for. Instead, they exhibit a subtle optical trick called "adularescence".
Inclusions
Green opals can contain rare inclusions, such as iron dendrites, sticks, ancient bugs, and opalized animal fossils.
Value
The value of an opal is determined by the range, pattern, and clarity of its colors. Red is usually the most valuable color, followed by orange, green, and blue.
Spiritual meaning
Green opal is associated with cleansing, rejuvenation, health, prosperity, and abundance. It is also associated with the third eye chakra, the zodiac signs Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, and the elements of earth and water.
Green opals are said to have a variety of metaphysical properties, including:
Emotional health: Green opals are believed to help with emotional difficulties and promote emotional expressiveness, passion, loyalty, and faithfulness.
Spiritual health: Green opals are associated with peace and consciousness.
Amplification: Opals are said to be amplification minerals that can gather and intensify thoughts and feelings, and then direct them back to the wearer.
Energy: Opals are said to promote energy and clarity.
Green opals are a variety of common opal that get their color from iron. They are found in Australia, Madagascar, Mali, Peru, Serbia, and South Africa. Common green opals with dendritic inclusions are also known as moss opals.
DESCRIPTION15.1 Ounces
429 Grams
4” x 3 1/2” x 1 3/4"
Green Opal from Madagascar free form heart shape.
Green opal is a type of opal that is known for its vibrant green color and natural allure. It can come in a variety of shades, including emerald green, chartreuse, and jade.
Here are some facts about green opal:
Composition
Green opals are made of silica spheres that pool together with water to form a silica-rich mixture.
Classification
Most green opals are classified as "common" because they lack the iridescent play-of-color that other opals are known for. Instead, they exhibit a subtle optical trick called "adularescence".
Inclusions
Green opals can contain rare inclusions, such as iron dendrites, sticks, ancient bugs, and opalized animal fossils.
Value
The value of an opal is determined by the range, pattern, and clarity of its colors. Red is usually the most valuable color, followed by orange, green, and blue.
Spiritual meaning
Green opal is associated with cleansing, rejuvenation, health, prosperity, and abundance. It is also associated with the third eye chakra, the zodiac signs Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, and the elements of earth and water.
Green opals are said to have a variety of metaphysical properties, including:
Emotional health: Green opals are believed to help with emotional difficulties and promote emotional expressiveness, passion, loyalty, and faithfulness.
Spiritual health: Green opals are associated with peace and consciousness.
Amplification: Opals are said to be amplification minerals that can gather and intensify thoughts and feelings, and then direct them back to the wearer.
Energy: Opals are said to promote energy and clarity.
Green opals are a variety of common opal that get their color from iron. They are found in Australia, Madagascar, Mali, Peru, Serbia, and South Africa. Common green opals with dendritic inclusions are also known as moss opals.
DESCRIPTION15.1 Ounces
429 Grams
4” x 3 1/2” x 1 3/4"
Green Opal from Madagascar free form heart shape.
Green opal is a type of opal that is known for its vibrant green color and natural allure. It can come in a variety of shades, including emerald green, chartreuse, and jade.
Here are some facts about green opal:
Composition
Green opals are made of silica spheres that pool together with water to form a silica-rich mixture.
Classification
Most green opals are classified as "common" because they lack the iridescent play-of-color that other opals are known for. Instead, they exhibit a subtle optical trick called "adularescence".
Inclusions
Green opals can contain rare inclusions, such as iron dendrites, sticks, ancient bugs, and opalized animal fossils.
Value
The value of an opal is determined by the range, pattern, and clarity of its colors. Red is usually the most valuable color, followed by orange, green, and blue.
Spiritual meaning
Green opal is associated with cleansing, rejuvenation, health, prosperity, and abundance. It is also associated with the third eye chakra, the zodiac signs Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, and the elements of earth and water.
Green opals are said to have a variety of metaphysical properties, including:
Emotional health: Green opals are believed to help with emotional difficulties and promote emotional expressiveness, passion, loyalty, and faithfulness.
Spiritual health: Green opals are associated with peace and consciousness.
Amplification: Opals are said to be amplification minerals that can gather and intensify thoughts and feelings, and then direct them back to the wearer.
Energy: Opals are said to promote energy and clarity.
Green opals are a variety of common opal that get their color from iron. They are found in Australia, Madagascar, Mali, Peru, Serbia, and South Africa. Common green opals with dendritic inclusions are also known as moss opals.