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Opal. Play of colour in opal (opalescence)

Opal. Play of colour in opal (opalescence)


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Opal. Play of colour in opal (opalescence)

Play of colour in opal (opalescence). Opals are not truely crystalline and are therefore mineraloids. They comprise of (hydrated silica glass)

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Abstract Colouration Glassy Hydrated Mineraloid Opal Opalescence Precious Semi Silica Surface


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1. Title: Opal's Enchanting Play of Color: A Glimpse into the World of Opalescence 2. Description: This image showcases the mesmerizing beauty of an opal, a mineraloid composed primarily of hydrated silica glass. The intricate, iridescent pattern on its surface is a testament to the unique phenomenon known as opalescence. Opals are not crystalline like most minerals; instead, they form as a compact, amorphous mass of silica spheres. These spheres refract light in various ways, creating the stunning, colorful, and abstract patterns that make opals so precious. The blue hue that dominates the foreground of this image is a common color found in opals, particularly those from the famous Australian opal fields. However, opals can exhibit a diverse range of colors, including red, green, yellow, orange, and even pink. The opal's surface, with its intricate, swirling patterns, appears almost abstract in nature, inviting the viewer to explore its depths and discover the myriad of colors hidden within. The interplay of light and color creates an ethereal, otherworldly effect, making opals a favorite among collectors and admirers alike. As a mineraloid, opals do not have a definite crystal structure, but rather, their beauty lies in their glassy, hydrated silica composition. This unique property allows them to display a wide array of colors, making each opal a one-of-a-kind treasure. In summary, this image of an opal showcases the mesmerizing play of color and light that defines this precious mineraloid. Its intricate, iridescent patterns and diverse coloration make it a truly captivating and beautiful natural wonder.

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