The name opal evolved from the Roman word "opalus" which traces its roots from the Greek's "opallios " meaning to see a change of color. This Greek word is likewise a revision of the ancient Indian Sanskrit's "upala " which means precious stone. The development of this gemstone started millions of years ago when a mixture of silica and water flowed into cracks and holes in the ground. Over time it hardened and solidified to turn into opal.
Gemstone :: Ethiopian Opal (Composition - Natural, Enhancement - No Treatment)
Metal :: Solid 14K Yellow Gold
Stone Wt. & Size - Ethiopian Opal 5 x 7 mm, Product Weight - 0.7 gm
"14k" gold quality stamp
Distinctive and captivating qualities of natural stones is that each piece has subtle variation, with unique colors and patterns. As a result, the gemstone in your jewelry may be slightly different from the piece in the picture.