Australian opal triplets are crafted to protect the beauty of opals while amplifying their natural magic. The quartz cap over the natural opal means less worry about wear and more time basking in compliments.

Ultimately, this is a long-lasting opal that shimmers through your entire day, bringing joy to even the most ordinary errands.

Yes! Normal hand washing up to washing dishes is acceptable wearing these opal stacking rings.

We do not recommend wearing these opal triplets in the shower, pool or extended stay in the water. However many customers report never taking off their opal stacking rings and have no problems.

Opals are bad luck.

• This rumor is 100% made up. This myth started with a fictional novel in the 1800s and stuck, but opals have always been symbols of hope and good fortune across many cultures. Plus, you don’t need superstition, you need sparkle. Opals are about energy, color and uniqueness. If anything, they bring good luck by giving you that little extra boldness to take on your day.

Opals are too fragile to wear.

• While solid opals are softer than most gems, the opal triplets in these stacking rings are layered and protected with quartz to make them more durable which is perfect for everyday wear. And even solid opals, are stronger than glass and pearls. And when properly set and care for, hold up beautifully.

I thought opals were white and cloudy.

• Common white opals are just that, common. Australian opals are alive with electric blues, greens, reds and purples that shift in the light. no two are alike. Each opal is a celebration of color and individuality.

• Each opal is one of a kind. Most gemstones can be cut and matched into nearly identical pairs. You aren’t buying a standard gem, you’re investing in a tiny original artwork from nature. That rarity drives value.

• Opals take millions of years to form and under perfect conditions. The process is delicate, rare and can’t be rushed or replicated.

• Only a small percentage of opals makes the cut. In an average opal hunt, up to 90% of what’s found is common opal with no color play. Only a tiny fraction shows the vibrant flashes of color we want and of those, even fewer have ideal patterns and brightness. It takes a lot of digging to find that one piece that’s worthy of being set in jewelry.

• Opal gets its name from the Greek word “Opallios” which means a change of color.

• Opal is said to spark creativity and that the “dance” of its fire can help people enjoy their lives.

• European cultures have long believed opal is a symbol of hope, purity and truth.

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Jewelry should be worn and not fall to the back of your jewelry box. If you aren’t 100% satisfied with your purchase, we will offer a full refund with return of your item.

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