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Round Opal Cabochon Bezel Ring

Piece No. DS-99659
$1,289.0014K Rose Gold / 0.82 ct / Lab-Created Opal
Simple and sure, a round opal cabochon sits inside a full bezel that shields its edge and lets the top dome shine. Under that dome the play-of-color rolls through blues and greens, a spectral flash that shifts with the light. Made for the right hand, easy to live...
Metal14K Rose Gold
Center Carat Weight0.82 ct
Stone TypeLab-Created Opal
In stock · ships in 2–3 business days
  • Free insured shipping on every order
  • Free 2-day express over $250
  • 30-day returns
  • Free lifetime warranty
Details

Simple and sure, a round opal cabochon sits inside a full bezel that shields its edge and lets the top dome shine. Under that dome the play-of-color rolls through blues and greens, a spectral flash that shifts with the light. Made for the right hand, easy to live in day to day. The center runs 0.71 to 2.27 carat, lab-created or natural opal, both solid with genuine play-of-color; lab-created is brighter and kinder on price, natural is mined and singular. White, black, pink, or Ethiopian opal are offered. Some natural Ethiopian opal is hydrophane and can briefly take on water and go cloudy, so keep it dry. Opal is delicate at 5.5 to 6.5 Mohs, so no ultrasonic or steam. Choose metal, carat, and stone type, set and sized to order.

Shown complete with a real Round solid opal center from 0.71 to 2.27 carat, your choice of a lab-created or natural solid opal, from $1,289 all-in. The price is the finished ring: setting, the opal center you choose, and the labor to set and size it. Opal is hydrated silica that flashes a shifting play-of-color, and it rates 5.5 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, softer than amethyst at 7 and far softer than sapphire or diamond, so it wants a protective setting and a little everyday care. We set solid opal only, never a doublet or triplet, and never imitation or dyed opal, so the color you see is the whole stone. Some of our natural opals are hydrophane (Ethiopian) opal, which can temporarily absorb water and cloud, so keep it dry and let it rest after any contact with water. A lab-created opal is true silica with real play-of-color grown in a lab and priced lower; we never call it natural. These calibrated stones ship without an individual lab report. Want a larger or finer natural opal? Contact our concierge and we will quote it honestly.

  • Free fully insured shipping
  • Free 2-day express over $250
  • 30-day returns
  • Free first-year resizing
  • Lifetime warranty on the setting
Specifications
metal14K Rose Gold, 18K White Gold, 18K Yellow Gold, 18K Rose Gold, Platinum
Selection14K Rose Gold / 0.82 ct / Lab-Created Opal
Shipping & Returns

Every order ships via complimentary insured UPS Express, signature required on delivery. Ready-to-ship pieces leave us in 2–3 business days; made-to-order pieces in 5–10. Returns accepted within 30 days, and every piece carries our free lifetime warranty.

Questions

What is at the center? A real Round solid opal, offered as lab-created or natural, from 0.71 to 2.27 carat. Choose the carat, stone type and metal on this page.

Is this an engagement ring or a fashion ring? This is a fashion ring, made for the right hand, a stack or a self-purchase rather than a proposal. Wear it however you like.

What is play-of-color? It is the flash of shifting spectral color that only opal shows, caused by microscopic silica spheres bending light. Every opal plays a little differently, so no two rings are exactly alike.

Is this a solid opal or a doublet or triplet? Every opal here is a solid, whole stone. A doublet glues a thin opal slice onto a dark backing and a triplet adds a clear cap on top; both are cheaper composites that can separate if they get wet. We do not sell them. If you ever hold a stone up and see a flat glue line at the side, that is a doublet or triplet, and ours never have one.

Lab-created or natural, what is the difference? Both are real opal with true play-of-color and the same chemistry. A lab-created opal is grown in a controlled environment, so it tends to be brighter and costs less; a natural opal is earth-mined and one of a kind. We price each honestly and never call a lab stone natural.

How durable is an opal ring? Opal is soft and a little delicate. It rates 5.5 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, so it scratches and can chip more easily than harder gems. It is very wearable in a protective setting, but take it off for rough work, sports and cleaning, keep it away from ultrasonic and steam cleaners, and avoid prolonged heat or very dry air, which can dry an opal out. That is why every design here is a bezel, halo, cluster, three-stone or channel style that shields the stone.

Is any of this hydrophane opal? Some of our natural opals are hydrophane (Ethiopian) opal, a genuine solid opal that can briefly absorb water and turn cloudy, then clear again as it dries. Keep it away from prolonged water and let it rest if it ever looks milky. We tell you if a stone is hydrophane.

Do you sell imitation opal? No. Every opal here is genuine solid opal, natural or lab-created, never glass, opalite or dyed material sold as opal. We screen for this before a stone is listed.

Does it come with a certificate? These calibrated stones ship without an individual lab report. We hand-select every one for lively play-of-color, and can source a finer or larger natural opal on request.

Is the price all-in? Yes. The price is the complete ring with the opal you select, set and sized to order.

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