Hope and Future Ring II™ in Mexican Fire Opal

• Total Piece Weight: 7.1 grams
• Length: 0.45” x Width: 0.85” x Height: 0.2”

• Mexican Fire Opal: Mexico, No Treatment, Oval, Faceted, 8X6, (1) 0.7 ctw

Mexican Fire Opal, known for its vibrant hues ranging from yellow and orange to deep red, receives is signature color from traces of iron. Unlike most opals, Mexican Fire Opal can be faceted, but requires special care due to its sensitivity to temperature and humidity changes. Formed in volcanic rock, this gem was used as early as 850 AD by the Aztecs. Opal is traditionally associated with the 34th wedding anniversary and is the birthstone for October.