Two kinds of opal ring, clearly labelled – real Ethiopian Welo opal with its natural play of colour, and created (lab-grown) opal in white and blue for everyday wear.
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Ethiopian Opal Rings
Real Ethiopian Welo opal, cut to show off its natural flashes of colour and set in a four-prong solitaire setting – the Fire Opal Silver Ring in sterling silver and the Fire Opal Gold Ring in 18K gold vermeil. Each stone is natural, so no two are exactly alike.
Created Opal Rings
Lab-grown white and blue opal with CZ accents, on slim adjustable bands in 925 sterling silver with rhodium, 14K gold or 14K rose gold plating: the White Opal Teardrop Ring, the Blue Opal Teardrop Ring, the White Opal Ring, the Blue Opal Ring and the White Opal Halo Ring.
Real or Created Opal: How to Tell
This page lists real and created opal separately, and every product page says which kind of opal it is. Real opal is natural and mined, so every stone is unique. Created opal is grown in a laboratory with the same play of colour, at an everyday price. Both are beautiful – we simply make sure you always know which one you are choosing.
Opal, October's Birthstone
By tradition, opal is the birthstone for October, which makes an opal ring or necklace a thoughtful birthday gift for anyone born that month.
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