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fire opal

Fire opal has shades of orange and red that resemble burning flames. There are both those that exhibit play-of-color and those that do not. Because it is famously produced in Mexico, it is sometimes called "Mexican Opal" or "Mexican Fire Opal." Opal is the birthstone for October.

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Fire opal 1.547ct loose Sale price¥12,800

Fire opal 3.160ct loose Sale price¥39,800

Fire opal 1.290ct loose Sale price¥8,800

Fire opal 9.430ct loose Sale price¥49,800

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