Opal
Opal
Hydrated amorphous form of silica.
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First pulled by CLECH, Nov 3, 2026
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Mineraloid
Non-crystalline mineral-like substance.
5.2%
Silicon dioxide
Oxide of silicon.
3.8%
Coober Pedy
Town in South Australia.
3%
Flame Queen Opal
Gemstone and "eye-of-opal" example.
3%
Iridescence
Optical property.
2.7%
Amorphous solid
Non-crystalline solid.
2.6%
Birthstone
Gemstone representing a person's birth month.
2.1%
Cabochon
Gemstone that has been shaped and polished.
1.8%
Opalite
Trade name for opal and moonstone simulants.
1.7%
Onyx
Black and white variety of agate.
1.7%
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Gemstone
Piece of mineral crystal used to make jewelry.
14%
Birthstone
Gemstone representing a person's birth month.
7.8%
Opalite
Trade name for opal and moonstone simulants.
6.5%
Coober Pedy
Town in South Australia.
6.3%
Silicon dioxide
Oxide of silicon.
3.3%
Petrified wood
Fossilized remains of plants.
2.3%
Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
Town in New South Wales, Australia.
2.2%
Onyx
Black and white variety of agate.
2.2%
Iridescence
Optical property.
2%
Mineral
Crystalline chemical element or compound formed by geologic processes.
1.8%