🔥✨ Unleash the magic Opals! 🔥✨ Fire opals are known for their vibrant orange, red, and yellow hues that capture the essence of a blazing sunset? 🌅✨🔥 Opals are known for their unique play-of-color, which is a phenomenon that produces changing colors that seem to float within the stone. Opal's silica molecules arrange themselves in stacks. When light hits these molecules at different levels the result is patterns and patches of color and iridescence that appear to change and shift as you view

Sue from @brokenrivermining presents: Opal Fossils with Unpreserved Internal Details Opal formation commences when silica dissolves in water. At our Russell’s opal mine we have found that this silica solution occupies a void most probably left by decaying tree roots or branches. When it solidifies it creates an opalized replica of the original object. These are also known as ‘jelly mould’ fossils. In some rare cases, like shown above, we have found large and rare opal fossil specimens with beaut