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Opalite Angel: Carved Stone Angel Opal Clear White Rainbow Standing Angel Statue Sculpture with Wings Mineral Crystal Angel Figure Figurine

Name: Opalite Angel: Carved Stone Angel Opal Clear White Rainbow Standing Angel Statue Sculpture with Wings Mineral Crystal Angel Figure Figurine
Brand: StoneFoxArts
SKU: 1145895621
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Materials

Opalite Mineral

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Opalite angel statues hand carved and hand polished, made from clear white rainbow translucent and opaque opalite mineral material. Each angel has both clear and white parts to the carved mineral with rainbow flashes throughout depending on the angle of light from the sun or an artificial source. Each angel figure has a pair of wings and a flowing robe. They are free standing and the small size of these carvings. I have medium and large while supplies last in another listing in my shop.

You will receive an angel figurine that looks nearly identical to the angel pictured above but may not receive the exact figure pictured. Angel statue is chosen at random from existing inventory.

Dimensions: 50 mm x 28 mm x 20 mm (approximately- give or take 2-3 mm)
Weight: 30 grams each (approximately-give or take 1-2 grams)

This listing is for one (1) angel figure.

Opal History:

"The name "opal" comes from the Sanskrit word upala, meaning precious stone. In Indian mythology, the virgin Goddess of the Rainbow was turned into an opal by the Mother Goddess because she was being chased by suitors Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Ancient Greeks thought the stone could give people the gift of prophecy and protected them from disease. During Roman times, the Latin word opalus came into use. Opal is now associated with the birthstone of October (along with pink tourmaline) and as the gemstone of the 14th marriage anniversary. While some people believe it is unlucky for people not born in October to wear opal, the gemstone has actually long been valued as a stone of luck and magic. Opal is also an alternative birthstone for April babies."

Metaphysical Properties*:

"It is said that precious opal, with its display of fire, can spark creativity, and that the "dance" of its fire can help people enjoy their lives. The light-colored gemstones have long been associated with helping people become less visible to others and also in improving eyesight. The gemstone has been associated with the sacral chakra, imbalances of which can cause problems with addictions. Some people believe that opal can help moderate and harmonize sexual desires. European cultures have long believed opal is a symbol of hope, purity and truth."

*Please note that all metaphysical or healing properties listed are collected from various sources. This information is offered as a complimentary service of counter culture knowledge and not meant to treat or diagnose medical conditions. Stone Fox Arts does not guarantee the validity of any of these statements.

Geological Properties:

"Opals come in three natural varieties: opalescent precious opal, fire opal (yellow to red-orange) and the generally opaque common opal. A French manufacturer, Gilson, created the first "opalescent" imitation opal in 1973 though synthetic opals have been created since the '30s. Natural opals are non-crystalline, hydrated silicon dioxide gemstones that contain up to 30% water. It's possible for opals to dry out and crack, and they are relatively soft, fragile gemstones.

Precious opals display a unique opalescence. Depending on the angle of view, rainbow-like flashes of different colors appear, caused by light reflecting off of extremely small spheres of cristobalite within the silica gel. The phenomenon is called interference. The flashing of color is often referred to as "fire" or "play of light." Precious opals appear in a range of white to black (usually dark gray, green or blue backgrounds). Fire opal is named for its color and does not display opalescence. It can range in color from yellow to red. It is usually milky, but the best examples can be transparent. Opals are found in the veins and cavities of igneous or sedimentary rock. The best quality opals are found in Australia, but the gemstone is also found in Brazil, Mexico, Czech Republic, Slovakia, southern Africa and Nevada of the United States."

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