✦ Gemstones ✦
Pink Opal
A fascinating gemstone known for its soft pink hue and subtle elegance, pink opal is a member of the opal family and is highly sought after for its beauty and metaphysical properties. Its delicate color, ranging from a light blush to a deep rose, exudes a sense of calm and tranquility.
Pink opal is classified as a type of common opal and, unlike precious opal, lacks the typical color variation that other opals have. However, its charm lies in its soft color and smooth, shiny surface, making it a popular choice in the gem and jewelry world.
Pink opal was formed over millions of years when water seeped into the cracks of silica-rich rocks and deposited layers of tiny silica spheres. These spheres combined to form a solid, hydrated form of silica that we recognize as opal. The pink color is due to the presence of trace elements, including organic compounds and iron oxide, mixed with the silica.
Pink opal is primarily found in regions such as Peru, Australia, and the United States. Peru is well known for its high-quality pink opal, often referred to as "Peruvian opal."
Australia, which is well known for its opal production, also supplies pink opal, although most Australian opals are white or black with color play. This opal from different regions exhibits a soft pink hue, making it a unique addition to any gemstone collection.
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✦ Specifications ✦
| Shape: |
Customization Available |
| Size: |
Customization Available |
| Grade: |
AAA |
| Cutting: |
Customization Available |
| Style: |
Customization Available |
| MOQ: |
10 / Pieces |
✦ Main Product ✦
✦ Customization ✦
We pride ourselves on being a premier jewelry manufacturer with a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. We specialize in high-end custom services, offering OEM/ODM customization services to create beautiful gemstones and jewelry to your exact specifications.
Whether you want a unique shape, size, or design, we can bring your vision to life at no extra cost.
Our gemstones come in standardized calibrated sizes in millimeters. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help.
✦ Gemstone Details And Uses ✦
With a hardness between 5.5 and 6.5 on the Mohs scale, pink opal is a relatively soft gemstone compared to other gemstones such as diamond or sapphire. Still, it is durable enough to be used in most types of jewelry as long as it is handled with care. Pink opal typically has a waxy or vitreous sheen and is usually opaque, although some specimens may have a slightly translucent quality.
The surface of the gemstone is usually smooth and polished, and its color appears consistent across its body. Unlike precious opals, pink opal lacks the "color play" that opals typically have. Instead, it exhibits an even, calming hue that is visually appealing and lends itself to different jewelry designs.
Pink opal is valued not only for its appearance, but also for its metaphysical properties. Often referred to as the "Spiritual Awakening Stone," pink opal is believed to have healing energies that can help people reconnect with their inner selves.
It is considered a nourishing stone, known for promoting emotional balance, calming the mind, and relieving stress. Many people believe that pink opal can soothe emotional wounds and bring comfort to those who are sad or anxious.
This gem is often associated with the heart chakra, which is associated with love, compassion, and emotional healing. It is said to encourage compassion, understanding, and emotional release, helping people to move on from past traumas and move forward with a sense of peace and openness. Pink opal is also believed to inspire harmony in love and relationships, making it a popular choice for those seeking emotional connection and personal growth.
The soft, elegant color of pink opal makes it a versatile gem for a variety of jewelry. It is often used in rings, pendants, earrings, and bracelets, often set in silver or gold to highlight its delicate hue. The smooth surface and uniform color of this gem make it a great choice for minimalist designs where the natural beauty of the gem can be the focal point.
In addition to fine jewelry, pink opal is also used in handmade and spiritual jewelry, such as rosaries or healing bracelets. These designs are popular among those who value the metaphysical properties of the gem, and they use it as a tool for meditation or emotional healing. Pink opal’s ability to balance the heart chakra makes it a meaningful gift, especially for a loved one or someone going through an emotional transition.
Because pink opal is relatively soft, it requires careful handling and care to maintain its beauty over time. It is recommended to avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, heat, or direct sunlight, as these may damage the gemstone or cause it to tarnish. When not in use, pink opal jewelry should be stored separately from harder gemstones to prevent scratching.
To clean pink opal, use a soft, damp cloth and avoid using abrasive materials or chemical cleaners. It is also recommended to keep the gemstone hydrated, as opal contains water molecules and will dry out over time. Storing the gemstone in a cool, humid environment or occasionally placing it in a slightly damp cloth will help retain its moisture and prevent cracking.
