7.51ct Oregon Fire Opal shield

$699.00
This beautiful Oregon Fire Opal has great depth of color and, of course, impressive size.   It comes from the high desert of Oregon and would look fantastic in silver, yellow gold or even rose gold. The choice is yours.

9x6mm .92ct Oregon Fire Opal pear

$70.00
This beautiful orangish yellow Oregon Fire Opal was hand mined from the Juniper Ridge area of Eastern Oregon. While some value this material for its brilliant firey glow alone, Oregon Fire Opal is also highly valued for its remarkable energy and metaphysical properties. It is believed to ignite passion, creativity, and inspiration in individuals who wear or own this gem. It is also considered a stone of transformation and is said to help individuals let go of the past, embrace change, and move forward with confidence. Whether you wear it for its beauty, or the metaphysical properties, or both, Oregon Fire Opal is sure to set your spirit ablaze and kindle your passion for gems.

Gorgeous 1.15ct Oregon Fire Opal

$80.00
This Oregon Fire Opal has a beautiful color and cut. The facets gleam and glisten with a gold opalescent shimmer. This stone was mined from Eastern Oregon in 2020 and is a one-of-a-kind. Measures 8.9x5.5mm and weighs 1.15ct. This stone would be incredible in a pendant or ring.

Luscious Oregon Fire Opal 7mm round .94ct

$70.00
This honey golden colored Oregon Fire Opal is one sweet gemstone. Measuring 7mm and weighing .94ct, it's big enough to be the centerpiece of a solitaire ring or to be part of a larger project like a pendant or brooch.

Oregon Fire Opal rosette 1.81ct

$135.00
Oregon Fire Opal rosette. I love the way that little red streak looks going across. This would make an incredible pendant or ring. Weighing 1.81ct and measuring 10.6x8.3mm. It does have a low dome at only 2 7mm. Juniper mountain Fire Opals are known for their beautiful color and flash, and this one doesn't disappoint.

Oregon Fire Opal with interesting inclusions. 1.7ct 8.1mm

$120.00
This Oregon Fire Opal has some great personality. Instead of being the typical transparent brightly colored stone we're used to seeing, this one has more opacity due to the reddish inclusions caused by the lava matrix within the stone. The result is spectacular and would look great in a ring, pendant, or brooch. Oregon Fire Opal is mined in Lake County, Oregon, and generally has an orange or amber color. This piece is one of a kind! Measures 8.1mm and weighs 1.7ct.