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Sterling Silver Blue Triangle Boulder Opal Ring 17 ct US 7

Original price was: AU$558.Current price is: AU$474.
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Boulder Opal Ring 30ct Sterling Silver US9

Original price was: AU$551.Current price is: AU$468.
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Sterling Silver Blue Purple Boulder Opal Ring 19 ct US 7

Original price was: AU$551.Current price is: AU$468.
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Sterling Silver Blue Rectangle Boulder Opal Ring 22 ct US 7

Original price was: AU$551.Current price is: AU$468.
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Sterling Silver Blue Boulder Opal Ring 21.5 ct US 7 1/2

Original price was: AU$551.Current price is: AU$468.
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Wood Fossil Boulder Opal Pendant 95ct

Original price was: AU$544.Current price is: AU$463.
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Blue Winton Rubbed Rough Boulder Opal Parcel 220g

Original price was: AU$613.Current price is: AU$460.
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92.35ct Natural Koroit Boulder Opal Large Teardrop

AU$460
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33.5ct Natural Boulder Opal Pendant Blue Green fire

Original price was: AU$537.Current price is: AU$456.
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Sterling Silver Blue Green Boulder Opal Ring 24.5ct US7

Original price was: AU$537.Current price is: AU$456.
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Opal Doublet Parcel 1.69ct Mixed Size

AU$453
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Opal Doublet Parcel 2.56ct

AU$453
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3.27ct Natural Dark Opal Oval Green Blue

AU$453
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0.83ct Natural Black Opal Lightning Ridge

AU$453
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3.62ct Natural Crystal Boulder Opal

AU$453
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Aqua Blue Queensland Boulder Opal Teardrop Ringstone 3.7 ct

AU$453
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silver Koroit vein boulder opal pendant with necklace 35.3 ct necklace showing natural Australian opal
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silver Koroit vein boulder opal pendant with necklace 35.3 ct held on hand showing natural vein pattern
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35.3ct Silver Boulder Opal Pendant Brown Koroit Vein Pattern

Original price was: AU$530.Current price is: AU$450.
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silver Australian boulder opal pendant with necklace 18 ct necklace showing natural Australian opal colors
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silver Australian boulder opal pendant with necklace 18 ct held on finger showing bright green fire
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Silver Australian Boulder Opal Pendant with Necklace 18 ct

Original price was: AU$530.Current price is: AU$450.
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Sterling Silver Purple Boulder Opal Ring 23.5 ct US 8

Original price was: AU$530.Current price is: AU$450.
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Large Koroit Boulder Opal Pendant 86ct

Original price was: AU$530.Current price is: AU$450.

Natural Australian Opal

Explore genuine natural Australian opals from the world’s premier opal fields including Lightning Ridge, Queensland, and South Australia. Our collection features stunning black opals with intense color displays, vibrant boulder opals with natural ironstone backing, luminous crystal opals showcasing transparency, and elegant white opals with soft pastel hues. Each opal is ethically sourced, 100 percent natural and untreated, displaying unique play of color with brilliant flashes of red, blue, green, and rainbow patterns that make every stone genuinely irreplaceable.

Shop loose opal gemstones perfect for custom jewelry creation, finished opal rings and pendants in silver, gold, and platinum settings. Whether you are a collector seeking investment quality specimens, a jeweler sourcing premium gemstones, or someone drawn to the mesmerizing beauty of Australian opals, our curated selection delivers exceptional quality, authenticity, and the timeless appeal of Australia’s national gemstone celebrated worldwide as the October birthstone.

Natural Australian Opal FAQs

What is Australian opal?

Australian opal is a precious gemstone formed from silica deposits that displays unique play of color with flashes of blue, green, red, orange, and rainbow hues. Australia produces over 95 percent of the world’s precious opals from mining fields including Lightning Ridge, Queensland, and South Australia, making it the global center for opal production.

The main types of Australian opals include black opal from Lightning Ridge with dark backgrounds enhancing color displays, boulder opal from Queensland with natural ironstone backing, crystal opal featuring transparency and luminosity, and white opal from South Australia with lighter milky backgrounds and pastel colors.

Real Australian opals display natural play of color that shifts with movement and viewing angle, have irregular patterns unique to each stone, and show depth when examined closely. Doublets and triplets have visible layers when viewed from the side, while solid opals are cut from single pieces. Professional gemological testing can confirm authenticity definitively.

Remove opal jewelry before swimming, bathing, or using harsh chemicals. Clean gently with mild soap and lukewarm water using a soft cloth. Avoid extreme temperature changes and prolonged direct sunlight. Store opals separately in soft pouches to prevent scratching from harder gemstones. With proper care, Australian opals remain beautiful for generations.

Black opal features a dark background that makes colors appear more vivid and dramatic, found primarily at Lightning Ridge. White opal has a lighter milky background displaying softer pastel colors, sourced mainly from South Australian fields like Coober Pedy. Both are genuine precious opals with play of color.

Yes, Australian opals can be worn daily with reasonable care. Boulder opals are particularly durable due to their natural ironstone backing. Remove opal jewelry during activities involving impacts, chemicals, or extreme temperatures. Rings may require more careful wear than pendants or earrings due to exposure.

Lightning Ridge is famous for producing the world’s finest black opals with exceptional color displays on dark backgrounds. The unique geological conditions in this New South Wales region created over millions of years result in opals found nowhere else on Earth, making Lightning Ridge material highly sought after by collectors worldwide.