Opaline

Opaline stones are a form of opalescent glass resembling opal. Although they share some visual characteristics with natural opal, such as soft colors and a milky luster, opaline is artificially created. They are often used in jewelry and decoration for their attractive appearance and affordability compared to natural opals. Historically, opaline was very popular in France in the 19th century, particularly for the manufacture of vases, trinkets, and other ornamental objects. These stones, although man-made, capture the essence of natural beauty with their luminous and varied appearance.

This beautiful stone is sold separately and measures approximately 2 cm.