© 2021 Alberto Thirion
© 2021 Alberto Thirion
© 2021 Alberto Thirion
© 2021 Alberto Thirion
Sold/Mexican fire opal pendant fire opal October Birthstone (2021) Design por Alberto Thirion
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October Birthstone: Opal Jewelry
Sterling silver pendant with Mexican fire opal.
The Mexican fire opalo may or may not have colored fire
Mexican Opal in matrix (Quarry)
Total weight: 10.0 grams
Measures from end to end: 37mm.
The majority of Fire Opals come from Mexico, specifically the[...]
October Birthstone: Opal Jewelry
Sterling silver pendant with Mexican fire opal.
The Mexican fire opalo may or may not have colored fire
Mexican Opal in matrix (Quarry)
Total weight: 10.0 grams
Measures from end to end: 37mm.
The majority of Fire Opals come from Mexico, specifically the Jalisco and Queretaro States. In Queretaro, where we went mining, the opals are found in a beautiful, pastel pink rhyolite deposit. A lot of Mexican Fire Opals are sold in a polished rhyolite matrix because it would be too risky to extract the opal without damaging it. These make for very unique stones because you can see their origins.
Mexican Opal
Mexican fire opal is the most famous type from Mexico’s volcanic deposits around Queretaro. Named for its bright reddish-orange color instead of any play-of-color, fire opal is the only opal that is typically faceted. Usually Mexican opal in other colors are domed and sold as oval or round cabochons for jewelry. Artifacts show that Mexican opal was used at least as far back as the Aztecs. Less expensive than many other jewels, Mexican fire opal is also one of the few genuine orange gemstones.
Sterling silver pendant with Mexican fire opal.
The Mexican fire opalo may or may not have colored fire
Mexican Opal in matrix (Quarry)
Total weight: 10.0 grams
Measures from end to end: 37mm.
The majority of Fire Opals come from Mexico, specifically the Jalisco and Queretaro States. In Queretaro, where we went mining, the opals are found in a beautiful, pastel pink rhyolite deposit. A lot of Mexican Fire Opals are sold in a polished rhyolite matrix because it would be too risky to extract the opal without damaging it. These make for very unique stones because you can see their origins.
Mexican Opal
Mexican fire opal is the most famous type from Mexico’s volcanic deposits around Queretaro. Named for its bright reddish-orange color instead of any play-of-color, fire opal is the only opal that is typically faceted. Usually Mexican opal in other colors are domed and sold as oval or round cabochons for jewelry. Artifacts show that Mexican opal was used at least as far back as the Aztecs. Less expensive than many other jewels, Mexican fire opal is also one of the few genuine orange gemstones.
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Olá, Meu nome é Alberto Thirion e me chamam de "o pintor mais famoso do mundo", porque pintei "A Morte do Diabo", sou o primeiro a pintá-la em toda a história da arte. Vá em frente!!! Bem-vindo[...]
Olá, Meu nome é Alberto Thirion e me chamam de "o pintor mais famoso do mundo", porque pintei "A Morte do Diabo", sou o primeiro a pintá-la em toda a história da arte. Vá em frente!!! Bem-vindo à minha galeria! A arte é como a poesia, ou seja, é inútil, mas em determinado momento pode iluminar toda a sua vida! Disse o Shrimad Bhagavatam, ..."A criação é apenas a projeção em uma certa forma daquilo que já existe" Eu acho que ele estava certo.
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MÉXICO
- Data de nascimento : 1947
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- Grupos: Artistas Mexicanos Contemporâneos
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