Opal – The Gem of Beauty and Creativity
Opal, known as Upratna of Diamond in Vedic astrology, is a gemstone of charm, inspiration, and elegance. Ruled by Venus (Shukra), the planet of love, luxury, and beauty, Opal is celebrated for its enchanting play of colors that symbolize hope, creativity, and emotional balance. It is considered highly beneficial for those seeking harmony in relationships, artistic expression, and a prosperous lifestyle.
The mesmerizing flashes of color within Opal are believed to awaken imagination, boost self-confidence, and attract positivity. It is also said to enhance love, strengthen marital bonds, and bring good fortune to its wearer. Across cultures, Opal has long been regarded as a gemstone of mystical allure and refined elegance.
Benefits of Wearing Opal:
Attracts love, luxury, and prosperity
Enhances creativity, artistic skills, and imagination
Brings harmony, peace, and emotional balance
Strengthens relationships and marital happiness
GemLab Promise – Authentic Natural Opals
At GemLab, we are committed to offering only real, natural Opals, carefully sourced from renowned mines across the world. Every Opal is meticulously tested, certified, and hand-selected to ensure purity, authenticity, and astrological effectiveness. With GemLab, you don’t just receive a gemstone—you receive a true symbol of Venus’s blessings, filled with beauty, creativity, and positive energy.
Opal – Key Visual Characteristics
- Play-of-Color (Opalescence)
- Signature feature of precious opal.
- Bright flashes of multiple colors (red, green, blue, orange, purple) that shift as the stone moves.
- Caused by diffraction of light through silica spheres inside the opal.
- Body Color (Background Tone)
- Ranges from white, black, gray, blue, orange, or colorless.
- Influences the perceived intensity of the play-of-color:
- Darker body tone (black opal) → more vivid colors.
- Lighter body tone (white opal) → softer, pastel flashes.
- Transparency & Clarity
- Can be transparent, translucent, or opaque.
- Crystal and water opals are often transparent to semi-transparent, enhancing play-of-color.
- Inclusions are common and generally do not reduce value unless they obscure the color play.
- Patterns of Color
- Harlequin: Checkerboard pattern, very rare and valuable.
- Rolling Flash: Broad flashes of color that move across the surface.
- Pinfire: Tiny, closely spaced specks of color.
- Flash or Ribbon: Linear streaks of color.
- Surface Luster
- Smooth, polished surface gives soft, vitreous to waxy sheen.
- Luster enhances the overall brilliance and depth of color.
- Shape & Cut
- Cabochon (domed) cuts are standard to best display play-of-color.
- Rarely faceted, because faceting can reduce the visible color effects.
- Size & Weight
- Larger stones with strong, evenly distributed play-of-color are more valuable.
Week 1
3Bussines
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Week 2
3Managment
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Week 3
1Final exam
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