Opal – A Historic Journey

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As some of the most unique and special gemstones in the world, opals are known for their iridescent, fire-like appearance. If you look at opals from a historical context, you will find that throughout centuries, people considered that opals were made up of multiple gemstones and they were a single gem that was a cluster of different stones. This was because of the fact that many opals had radiant patterns and color combinations within them. Opal History, These people believed that the spots of red were the ruby, the spots of green were the emeralds, and so on and so forth. We can assume that it was because of their iridescence and play of colors that opals had a rich history of folklore and holistic use.