Fire Opal
Fire opal is a variety of the mineral opal featuring vibrant red, orange, or yellow body color, primarily sourced from Mexico, valued per carat based on clarity and transparency.
Estimated value as of 2026 · Source: gemval.com and amandafinejewelry.com average retail estimates
Fun Fact
Unlike many opals, fire opals often lack play-of-color but are prized for their rich, fiery hues, with red specimens typically more expensive than yellow ones.
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