Stellar Rainbow Burst White Opal Specimen
465ct Natural White Opal Specimen from Olympic Field, Coober Pedy, SA, Australia. This extraordinary white opal specimen showcases a dazzling super bright rainbow fire, lighting up with vivid flashes of red, green, and blue. The opal's unique organic formation and polished surface capture light brilliantly, making it a captivating display piece for serious collectors.
The opal's intense play-of-color is reminiscent of a cosmic nebula, with shimmering hues that shift dynamically with every angle. As a true specimen piece, it stands as a testament to the wonder of nature's craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors and gem enthusiasts seeking a remarkable and sizable opal specimen.
Nothing compares to this gemstone โ one and only in this world. Make it the crown jewel of your collection.
โจ Features & Benefits:
โจ Natural White Opal Specimen - Super Bright Rainbow Fire
โจ Unique Coober Pedy Formation - Famous for stunning play-of-color
โจ Display-Ready - Ideal for showcasing in gem collections
โจ Rare Specimen Size - Perfect for collectors seeking large opals
โจ Vivid Multicolor Fire - Captivating display from any angle
โจ October Birthstone - A symbol of hope and creativity
A Special Addition to the Opal Galaxy Collection
While Opal Galaxy mainly specializes in high-quality black opals from Lightning Ridge, we occasionally acquire exceptional white opal specimens when they become available. This particular white opal from Olympic Field is a remarkable find, showcasing the unique characteristics of Coober Pedy's famous opal region. Although Coober Pedy is much farther from our primary mining area in Lightning Ridge, we recognize the significance of adding such rare pieces to our collection.
To learn more about Coober Pedy and its opal mining history, visit our detailed blog: Read more about Coober Pedy Opals.
The Legacy of Olympic Field
The Olympic Field, along with the nearby 8-Mile fields, is celebrated as one of the best sources of gem white and crystal opals globally. These fields are known for producing opals that stand out for their stability and dazzling play-of-color. You can catch a glimpse of the Olympic Field's unique landscape in this YouTube video: Watch here.
About White Opals
White Opal has been discovered in other mine sites in Australia such as Lightning Ridge and Mintabie, Coober Pedy is predominately the main source of it. White Opal is also known as fire white opal, milk or milky opal. White Opal is one of the most popular opals sourced in the world today as they are very unique, and one of a kind. Read more about White opal
Please be aware that slight color variations in our opals may occur due to differences in screen configurations.
Registered Shipping $15 under $200
Free Registered Shipping over $201
Free Worldwide EMS Express Shipping over $1000
Free Worldwide FedEx Shipping over $6500
Extra Cost $25 EMS Shipping Upgrade under $200
Extra Cost $10 EMS Shipping Upgrade under $999
Extra Cost $100 FedEx Shipping Upgrade under $6499
All shipping includes complimentary insurance.
Please view ourย Shipping Policyย page for more information.
7 day return and refund policy.
Please view ourย Return and Refundย page for more information.
We offer a lifetime guarantee for natural cracks that may form in our opals. There is a very low chance that this can happen, however occasionally it might. Our guarantee excludes any opals sold with existing fractures.
Please view our Terms and Conditions.
Australian Opals do not change their appearance after exposure to heat / climate / humidity / water.
An Australian Opal will not be damaged when exposed to light chemicals such as dishwashing detergent or hand soap. You should not however expose your opal to hasher chemicals such as bleach or ammonia.
They are however susceptible to cracking if knocked hard enough. If wearing your opal set in a ring you should always be careful that it is not knocked during physical activities.
If undertaking some form of sport or manual labour, please take off your ring or other opal jewelry so that it is not damaged.
465ct Natural White Opal Specimen – Neon Rainbow
AUD 36,096
Opal Details:
Type: Natural, Solid, Untreated, Polished White Opal
Origin: Olympic Field, Coober Pedy, SA, Australia
Dimensions: 73 ร 49 ร 25 mm (approx.)
Weight: 465ct (approx.)
In stock
Stellar Rainbow Burst White Opal Specimen
465ct Natural White Opal Specimen from Olympic Field, Coober Pedy, SA, Australia. This extraordinary white opal specimen showcases a dazzling super bright rainbow fire, lighting up with vivid flashes of red, green, and blue. The opal's unique organic formation and polished surface capture light brilliantly, making it a captivating display piece for serious collectors.
The opal's intense play-of-color is reminiscent of a cosmic nebula, with shimmering hues that shift dynamically with every angle. As a true specimen piece, it stands as a testament to the wonder of nature's craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors and gem enthusiasts seeking a remarkable and sizable opal specimen.
Nothing compares to this gemstone โ one and only in this world. Make it the crown jewel of your collection.
โจ Features & Benefits:
โจ Natural White Opal Specimen - Super Bright Rainbow Fire
โจ Unique Coober Pedy Formation - Famous for stunning play-of-color
โจ Display-Ready - Ideal for showcasing in gem collections
โจ Rare Specimen Size - Perfect for collectors seeking large opals
โจ Vivid Multicolor Fire - Captivating display from any angle
โจ October Birthstone - A symbol of hope and creativity
A Special Addition to the Opal Galaxy Collection
While Opal Galaxy mainly specializes in high-quality black opals from Lightning Ridge, we occasionally acquire exceptional white opal specimens when they become available. This particular white opal from Olympic Field is a remarkable find, showcasing the unique characteristics of Coober Pedy's famous opal region. Although Coober Pedy is much farther from our primary mining area in Lightning Ridge, we recognize the significance of adding such rare pieces to our collection.
To learn more about Coober Pedy and its opal mining history, visit our detailed blog: Read more about Coober Pedy Opals.
The Legacy of Olympic Field
The Olympic Field, along with the nearby 8-Mile fields, is celebrated as one of the best sources of gem white and crystal opals globally. These fields are known for producing opals that stand out for their stability and dazzling play-of-color. You can catch a glimpse of the Olympic Field's unique landscape in this YouTube video: Watch here.
About White Opals
White Opal has been discovered in other mine sites in Australia such as Lightning Ridge and Mintabie, Coober Pedy is predominately the main source of it. White Opal is also known as fire white opal, milk or milky opal. White Opal is one of the most popular opals sourced in the world today as they are very unique, and one of a kind. Read more about White opal
Please be aware that slight color variations in our opals may occur due to differences in screen configurations.
Registered Shipping $15 under $200
Free Registered Shipping over $201
Free Worldwide EMS Express Shipping over $1000
Free Worldwide FedEx Shipping over $6500
Extra Cost $25 EMS Shipping Upgrade under $200
Extra Cost $10 EMS Shipping Upgrade under $999
Extra Cost $100 FedEx Shipping Upgrade under $6499
All shipping includes complimentary insurance.
Please view ourย Shipping Policyย page for more information.
7 day return and refund policy.
Please view ourย Return and Refundย page for more information.
We offer a lifetime guarantee for natural cracks that may form in our opals. There is a very low chance that this can happen, however occasionally it might. Our guarantee excludes any opals sold with existing fractures.
Please view our Terms and Conditions.
Australian Opals do not change their appearance after exposure to heat / climate / humidity / water.
An Australian Opal will not be damaged when exposed to light chemicals such as dishwashing detergent or hand soap. You should not however expose your opal to hasher chemicals such as bleach or ammonia.
They are however susceptible to cracking if knocked hard enough. If wearing your opal set in a ring you should always be careful that it is not knocked during physical activities.
If undertaking some form of sport or manual labour, please take off your ring or other opal jewelry so that it is not damaged.
