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Australian White Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) 7.25 Carat (7.97 Ratti) — Rainbow Fire / Play-of-Colour - View #1

Australian White Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) 7.25 Carat (7.97 Ratti) — Rainbow Fire / Play-of-Colour

SKU: TSGTL2440

₹11,176
Lab-certified natural Australian White Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) 7.25 Carat (7.97 Ratti). 100% solid natural opal featuring an attractive Octagon Step Cut (17.20 x 11.80 x 5.10 mm) with vibrant spectral play-of-colour and serene milky-white body tone. Includes accredited laboratory testing report.
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Gemstone & Physical Specifications

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Weight
7.25 Carat (≈ 7.97 Ratti)
Shape / Cut
Octagon Mixed Shape
Dimensions
17.20 x 11.80 x 5.10 mm
Origin
Australian

Detailed Product Description

Natural Australian White Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) – 7.25 Carat (7.97 Ratti) Octagon Step Cut

This Natural Australian White Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) weighs exactly 7.25 Carats (7.97 Ratti) with calibrated dimensions of 17.20 x 11.80 x 5.10 mm. Expertly polished into a smooth Octagon Step Cut, this Earth-mined precious opal displays an enchanting rainbow play-of-colour with vibrant spectral flash across its surface.

Mineralogical Identity & Physical Constants: Precious Opal is an amorphous hydrated silica mineraloid (SiO2·nH2O) containing between 3% and 10% naturally bound water within its structure. Ranking at Mohs hardness 5.5 to 6.5, it exhibits a refractive index of 1.440 to 1.470 and a specific gravity of 2.10 to 2.20. The mesmerizing optical phenomenon known as play-of-colour is produced by the diffraction of white light passing through regularly packed sub-microscopic spheres of amorphous silica arranged in an orderly three-dimensional grid.

Geographical Origin & Lapidary Profile: Sourced from the historic sedimentary opal fields of Australia (including Coober Pedy and Mintabie), Australian white and milky opals are regarded as the global gold standard for structural stability and classic pastel rainbow fire. Cut and polished en cabochon to accentuate optical diffraction, this gemstone is a 100% natural solid opal. It is not an assembled doublet or triplet, and contains no synthetic polymers.

Cultural Legacy & Traditional Wearing: Known in Hindi as Doodhiya Patthar (दूधिया पत्थर) or Opal Ratna, opal holds high esteem in Vedic astrology as the primary secondary substitute (Upratna) for Natural Diamond (Heera), traditionally linked with Venus (Shukra / शुक्र). In traditional wearing practices, it is customarily set in Sterling Silver (925 Silver), White Gold, or Platinum for rings or pendants worn on the middle finger (Madhyama) or ring finger (Anamika) on Friday mornings during Shukla Paksha.

Please Note: Ratna Gems shares these historical, cultural, and gemological details solely for educational awareness. We sell all gemstones strictly on the basis of verified physical authenticity, mineral quality, and accredited laboratory certification, and make no astrological, metaphysical, or curative claims.

Care Instructions

  • Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners: Natural opals contain bound water within their silica matrix and can crack or fracture under ultrasonic vibrations or high thermal steam.
  • Clean gently using lukewarm water, a mild dish soap solution, and a soft microfiber cloth, then pat completely dry.
  • Avoid prolonged immersion in water, and protect from perfumes, hairsprays, household bleach, alcohol, and harsh solvents.
  • Store in a padded jewel box at normal room humidity; avoid storing in excessively dry, hot environments or under high-intensity display heat lamps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Australian Opal 100% natural, solid, and untreated?
Yes. This gemstone is guaranteed 100% Earth-mined solid Natural Opal from Australia. It is a solid, single-piece natural gemstone—not a doublet, triplet, or synthetic lab-created imitation. It has undergone no smoke treatment, sugar-acid darkening, or artificial resin stabilization, verified by an accredited gemological laboratory testing report.
What makes Australian White Opal so durable and coveted?
Australian opals formed within ancient sedimentary weathering basins, giving them a dense, highly stable silica matrix with consistent water content. Their serene milky-white body tone creates a gentle, diffused background that allows spectral pinfire, broad flash, and rainbow hues to glow brilliantly under light with proven long-term durability.
How does Carat weight compare to traditional Ratti for this stone?
This gemstone weighs exactly 7.25 Carats, which corresponds to 7.97 traditional Sunari Ratti (1 Carat = 200 mg; 1 Sunari Ratti ≈ 0.91 Carats). Both measurements are explicitly documented on your official laboratory test report.
How is this Opal certified, and can I choose international testing?
Every loose Opal gemstone includes an independent accredited gemological laboratory testing report verifying natural opal identity, origin, cut, dimensions, specific gravity, refractive index, and natural unheated status. If you specifically require an additional report from GII, IGI-GTL (IIGJ), or GIA, you can select it directly from the certification dropdown on this product page upon request (official laboratory testing fees apply in advance on a non-refundable basis).
What are the traditional astrological associations and metal recommendations for Opal?
In Vedic tradition, Opal (Doodhiya Patthar) is associated with Venus (Shukra) and is traditionally worn by Vrishabha (Taurus) and Tula (Libra) rashi natives. Traditional guidelines recommend setting in Sterling Silver, White Gold, or Platinum on the middle finger (Madhyama) or ring finger on Friday mornings. Ratna Gems sells gemstones strictly on certified physical and gemological authenticity; we make no astrological, health, or fortune promises. We recommend consulting an experienced Jyotish consultant for personal birth-chart suitability.

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