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These two opals were represented as natural-color blue and pink opal from Mexico.
Update on Dyed Hydrophane Opal

Opal purportedly from a new deposit is found to be dyed.

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“Queen Thai” bracelet with fire opals.
New Designs from Paula Crevoshay

World-renowned jewellery artist Paula Crevoshay displays some of her newest pieces at the Tucson gem shows.

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Opal beads with blue play-of-color.
Australian Opal Beads with Blue Play-of-Colour

Boulder opal in sandstone matrix is seen as beads in Tucson.

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JTV broadcasts from Tucson
Jewelry Television in Tucson

A look at JTV’s history, current activities and impact on the industry.

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Petrified wood carvings and cabochons.
Thai-Myanmar Petrified Woods

The properties of petrified woods originating from various localities in Thailand and Myanmar are examined.

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Spinel’s visible spectrum
New Deposit of Black Opal from Ethiopia

The Stayish mine in Ethiopia’s Wollo province has been producing black opal since 2013.

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Fire Opal
Coated Fire Opal in the Chinese Market

An investigation of a coated fire opal recently found in the Chinese market.

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Oolitic opal block
Large Oolitic Opal Block

The natural-colour oolitic opal is the largest of its type examined by GIA.

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Rhyolite matrix containing opal-filled cavities
Mexican Fire Opal – Tucson 2014

Fire opal production at a family-owned mine in Mexico is explored at the 2014 GJX show in Tucson.

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Dyed Fire Opal
Water Immersion Reveals Dye in Fire Opal

A simple test easily detected dye treatment in fire opal.

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