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october birthstone jewellery - opal
For October babies, your birthstone is the multi-coloured opal stone. The word ‘opal’ is thought to have originated in India, coming from the Sanskrit word for ‘precious stone’. Opals are famous around the world because of the way their colour shifts and changes in the light, a phenomenon known in the industry as ‘play of colour’. Opal is traditionally gifted as a present at 14th wedding anniversaries. Due to the eye-catching, unique aesthetic that opals have, they’re extremely popular in pendants and rings. At Abelini, we stock a wide range of opal birthstone jewellery that is always unique and eye-catching. Browse our range of opal jewellery below to find something special. If you're interested in learning more about purchasing Opal birthstone jewellery, check out our comprehensive Opal buying guide. Read More >>
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Diamond Jewellery Opal FAQs
Opal is mined all around the world, although some of the most significant stores of opal are found in Australia. It’s a gorgeous stone that, due to its ever shifting colours and shades, can look just as fitting when paired with a classy evening dress or office attire.
In Europe, opals have historically been a symbol of purity and truth. Some folklore also depicts opal as a sign of love and royalty.
If you wish to use opal as a stone in an engagement ring, opt for boulder opal as this type of gemstone is more hard-wearing than white or black opal.
