Opalite Gemstone Tumble Stone
As these are natural made so no two stones have same shape, size or weight. Each Stone is unique
One Stone weight approx. 20 - 25 gm will be shipped
One Single stone will be shipped
Opalite is a type of glass that is created by combining certain minerals and materials to mimic the iridescent glow and color play found in natural opal.
Composition and Appearance: Opalite is primarily composed of a mixture of glass and other materials, such as dolomite, quartz, and fluorite.
It has a translucent to opaque appearance and typically exhibits a range of colors, including milky white, blue, and pink.
Opalite has a smooth and polished surface, enhancing its ethereal and luminescent glow.
Imitation of Opal: Opalite is created to imitate the appearance of natural opal, which is a hydrated form of silica that displays a play of colors known as "opalization."
While Opalite does not possess the same chemical composition or play of colors as natural opal, it is popular for its opalescent sheen and dreamy appearance.
Metaphysical Properties: Opalite is associated with enhancing intuition, psychic abilities, and spiritual insight
It is believed to promote emotional healing, clarity, and calmness. Opalite is often used in meditation and energy work to stimulate spiritual growth, enhance communication, and foster a sense of serenity
Opalite tumble gemstones are used in various metaphysical practices, including crystal healing, meditation, and energy work
They can be held, placed on the body, or used in grids and layouts to harness their metaphysical properties. Opalite tumble gemstones are also commonly used in jewelry, such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, due to their mesmerizing and ethereal appearance.
Opalite is relatively durable and does not require any specific care beyond general precautions.
It is recommended to handle Opalite tumble gemstones with care to avoid potential scratches or impacts.
To clean Opalite, use a soft cloth or brush and mild soapy water. It is advisable to avoid exposing Opalite to harsh chemicals or prolonged exposure to sunlight, as it may affect its appearance over time
