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Synthetic opal is a man-made gemstone designed to replicate the chemical composition, internal structure, and physical properties of natural opal. It typically consists of silica spheres arranged in a highly regular, ordered pattern, which creates its characteristic play-of-color through light diffraction. Unlike natural opal, synthetic opals often display a more uniform and regular color pattern, sometimes described as a "chicken wire" or "lizard skin" appearance under magnification. They may contain resin (about 20%) combined with silica (about 80%) in some types, while others are resin-free and chemically identical to natural opal. Synthetic opals are generally more affordable, more durable, and less prone to cracking than natural opals. They do not fluoresce under UV light and can be distinguished by their uniformity and specific growth patterns. These qualities make synthetic opals popular for jewelry, offering vibrant colors and consistent quality at a lower price point.

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What are the most popular colors for synthetic opal？

The most popular colors for synthetic opal include white and black, which are the two primary colors available and widely sought after, with white synthetic opal often costing more due to its more natural appearance1. Besides these, synthetic opals are also produced in various other colors and varieties such as crystal opal (transparent or semi-transparent) and fire opal (bright reds, oranges, and yellows).

Additionally, synthetic opals come in a broad spectrum of colors, including green, blue, pink, yellow, purple, and many more. Some manufacturers offer synthetic opals in over 90 different colors, covering almost the entire visible color range. This extensive palette allows for versatile use in jewelry and other decorative applications.

In summary, while white and black synthetic opals remain the most popular and classic choices, synthetic opals are also available and popular in many vibrant colors like blue, green, pink, yellow, purple, and fire-like hues, catering to diverse tastes and styles. View More