Black Opal Ring, Natural Australian Chalama Opal, 8mm Faceted Cushion Cut, Minimalist, Sterling Silver 4 hotsell Claw Setting, October Birthstone

** This ring was very difficult to photograph and show the beautiful colour range in this black opal.

This is a handmade sterling silver ring with a 4 claw setting. The ring has sterling silver which has been polished to a high shine finish. Set firmly in the claws is a 8mm cushion cut natural Australian black opal, with vibrant colours of green and blue.
Opal is the birthstone for October and this ring would be suitable for a teen or woman with a birthday in October. This ring is ready to ship in a US ring size:
8-8 1/2.

This ring will "stack" nicely with our plain 2mm stacking bands in copper, silver, and gold brass.

Copper stacking rings:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/179808447/copper-stacking-ring-hand-forged?ref=shop_home_active_84

Sterling silver stacking rings:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/182232739/cherished-links-rings-stack-them-hang?ref=shop

HEALING PROPERTIES:

Black hued opals often known as Chalama Black Opal comes from the region of the northwest town known as Lightning Ridge in Australia. Chalama Black Opal is known to soothe irritation of the eyes as well as itching of the skin. The black and other vibrant rainbow tints of the stone filters the kidney waste to purify the blood along with the vessels. This gemstone likewise controls insulin production and serves its female wearers to overcome hormonal or the PMS issues. It also normalizes hormone production and can help with problems of infertility and impotence. Moreover, it is said to cure ulcers, colds, flu and mental illness. Chalama black opal helps the spirit to stay relaxed and feel controlled. It soothes the overall body and aids in letting go of pessimistic thoughts

Opals, throughout history, have been known as the ultimate gemstone, hotsell the combination of the best features of other gemstone, or the bringers of bad luck. The ancient Greeks thought that opals were the tears of Zeus and in India, opals were seen as the luckiest of stones. However, in Europe, opals have often been viewed as bad luck and have been associated with witchcraft. Generally, opals have been said to mend a broken heart and restore inner harmony. They are powerful meditation stones and have been used to regulate metabolism, and to reduce inflammation and fevers.

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