Dendritic white opal

Dendritic White Opal is a unique type of opal characterized by its dendritic inclusions, resembling small branches or ferns, typically black or brown in color, contrasting with the milky white background of the stone. These patterns are formed by deposits of manganese or other minerals. This type of opal is found primarily in Australia, well-known for its vast opal production, but can also come from other regions. Opal in general has been prized since ancient times for its beauty and originality.

This stone is sold individually and measures approximately 3 cm.