An Atom Of Earth - Opal Lovers

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It's an opportunity for our business to find its voice and make a positive impact. By connecting with individuals who share our passions and interests, we aspire to establish ourselves as experts and thought leaders in our industry. We aim to provide valuable and informative content to make a difference in people's lives. Our goal is to network and connect with other creators and professionals to

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Opals outshine diamonds every time, no contest in beauty!
12/04/2024

Opals outshine diamonds every time, no contest in beauty!

There we go, I fixed it. Opals make everything better. 😉💎
11/19/2024

There we go, I fixed it. Opals make everything better. 😉💎

Hydrophane Ethiopian Opal!Renowned for its stunning brilliance, showcasing a play-of-color that mesmerizes all who see i...
10/19/2024

Hydrophane Ethiopian Opal!

Renowned for its stunning brilliance, showcasing a play-of-color that mesmerizes all who see it.

Opals are the silent storytellers of the earth's mysteries, sharing their secrets through radiant hues.
10/08/2024

Opals are the silent storytellers of the earth's mysteries, sharing their secrets through radiant hues.

Some believe that black opals only come from Australia, but did you know that natural black opals can also be found in E...
10/02/2024

Some believe that black opals only come from Australia, but did you know that natural black opals can also be found in Ethiopia? The Ethiopian opals from the Stayish Mine showcase a beautiful matrix that proves they aren’t dyed or treated like some hydrophane opals. In my experience, these gems are not hydrophane so they won’t absorb water or become transparent like Wegel Tena hydrophane opals.

As I celebrate five years of my Ethiopian opal business on October 14th, I’m reflecting on the incredible journey that brought me here. Believing in myself and my dreams has been essential, and I’m immensely grateful for the support I’ve received along the way. Just like these remarkable opals, we shine brighter through perseverance.

What wisdom has guided your path? Share in the comments below—let’s keep shining together! ✨

NFS

10/02/2024

🎉 Announcing the Start of My Anniversary Countdown! Today marks the beginning of my journey as I approach my business's anniversary. October holds particular significance for me, not only as the month I started my journey but also as it celebrates opal, the birthstone for October.

Over the next two weeks, I will share meaningful moments from my journey, insights, and details about my special opal giveaway. I invite you to join me in this celebration and stay tuned for exciting updates!
Song Title: Stargazing
Song Artist: Adam Griffith

Plant fossils 'frozen' in a silica matrix reveal that the opal formed while the plants were still alive or shortly after...
09/26/2024

Plant fossils 'frozen' in a silica matrix reveal that the opal formed while the plants were still alive or shortly after they had decomposed. I’ve come across many hydrophane Ethiopian opals that exhibit inclusions resembling fossilized plant material, such as stems, twigs, and roots. These captivating structures are replaced by silica and often retain some carbon.

Take a close look at the example below. You’ll notice two inclusions intersecting, forming a remarkable natural cross within the opal. As they say, no two opals are alike. These distinctive features truly set each piece apart, adding intrigue and beauty to every stone!

09/12/2024

Today’s the day of the gem show! I’ve taken some fantastic pictures and can’t wait to share them with you all. I’ll be attending another gem show tomorrow, so stay tuned for a compilation or edited highlights from both events soon.

In the meantime, enjoy this clip featuring BKW Opals from the 2022 HardRock Summit Gem Show. They have some amazing opals and were one of the first dealers I’ve ever seen with Brazilian opal. Their collection is truly inspiring!

The full video can be found on my youtube channel!

Song Title: Museum
Song Artist: Scott Dugdale

Did you know? Opals are truly colorless; the rainbow of colors they display is actually the result of light being diffra...
09/02/2024

Did you know?

Opals are truly colorless; the rainbow of colors they display is actually the result of light being diffracted by their microscopic internal structure, creating a captivating illusion!

Hydrophane Ethiopian Opal
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Thank you for being a top contributor and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Carla Van Duisen, Beverly Fly, Rom...
08/27/2024

Thank you for being a top contributor and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Carla Van Duisen, Beverly Fly, Romana Čurdová, Vicki Fried, Dianne Wood, István Ferenczi Stay tuned—I’ll be awarding top contributors/subscribers soon!

Incredible news from Botswana! 🌍💎 The Karowe Diamond Mine has just uncovered one of the largest diamonds ever found—a br...
08/23/2024

Incredible news from Botswana! 🌍💎 The Karowe Diamond Mine has just uncovered one of the largest diamonds ever found—a breathtaking 2,492 carat gem! This discovery not only highlights the richness of Botswana's resources but also the advanced technology and expertise that made it possible. Truly a historic find that adds to Botswana's legacy in the diamond world. Check out the full details below!





Did you know? Hydrophane opals are known for their ability to absorb water, which can temporarily change their color and...
08/20/2024

Did you know?

Hydrophane opals are known for their ability to absorb water, which can temporarily change their color and transparency. This rare phenomenon is unique to certain types of opals, such as those from Ethiopia 💧🌈
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