Showing posts with label rainbow colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rainbow colors. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Beautiful Australian OPAL VS Korean blings !!




HELLO to those who loves "BLING BLING" !!

I visited Korea for the second time last week (early July 2015), found lots of rainbow colored materials for such crazy prices (super cheap !) but thinking  ...

"it's not as beautiful or colorful when compares to 
Australian opals" ...


See what I mean here ??!!?





Australian Black Opal Loose Stone  -  Best of the best !!!




Sure, it's a great market to seek for beautiful and affordable stuffs such as fabrics and jewelries in Korea.

See the following items.

This country has many to offer 
if you're happy with imitations or cheap items!
I guarantee you.   






All pretty, average price range is A$5 each 
Or A$10 a meter for the rhinestone 
chains and beautiful jewelry parts ...

Unbelievably CHEAP !!! 






All hand made jewelry with natural gems  

A$100

(^^)

Korean money's exchange rate 
is about A$1.00 @ 1000W



 


Lovely collection I found at duty free stores.






Even the train ticket is colorful (haha) !!





Seoul in Korea is a must place to visit and good for shopping, nice people, great culture, 
huge gap between rich & poor, 
I think Korea is a wonderful place to visit again, 
just not as beautiful as Australia though ...

Love Australia and I truly appreciate the beauty of 
Australian gem  - OPAL !!  

(more than ever now ...)   







Out door chefs, for the best dining !!!






Lots of people and energy on street.










Bought 20 pairs of quality socks in Korea 
for myself, for only A$10 !!!

Love or hate these interesting designs ??!


Anyway, now I am back in Japan ... 
missing my family & my home on the Gold Coast.



xxxx    Malayvone 

Sunday, June 21, 2015

A rare, double-face black opal !!! New collection is now on sale !!!







Watch this double faced black opal 
loose on YouTube !!!


Just amazing ...







We have finished taking pictures of new opals, 
many are from Lightning Ridge (black opals) 
and some from Quilpie (boulder opals).








See our beautiful collection through online  :   




There are over 20 pieces to see and to admire.









My pick of the day is this 
'rainbow color reversible black opal' !!

Australian black opal is extremely rare, bright, 
unique and many more reasons 
to love for !!!








Love this beauty everyone ??!!?  
(^^)






xxxx     Malayvone

Saturday, January 25, 2014

OPAL VALUES ♪




What is a 'good opal' compares to 'not so good opal' ... 
What makes one more valuable than others??
 How is opal valued???
 
Well, let's think simple!
 
What looks pretty and more desirable to you in general?
Cars, houses, boats, humans, etc ...
Is it just the look that matter to you or the
detail is also important.
Perhaps our website can help answering more ..
 
 




Opal is exactly the same !! Select carefully, by following these factors ... 
 
 
**   SOLID or FAKE   **
Make sure an opal you're about to select is
not Doublet or Triplet, even color treated or lab created.
If it's fully solid (100% natural) then it's quite special. 
 
 
 
**   VIVID or PALE  ** 
Does that opal has colors and lustures,
brilliancy or good impressions to you on your first sight?
The brightness and clarity of colors displayed by
opal from its surface is quite important.
 
 
 
**   UNIQUE or BORIING   **
When you turn or move opal -
does the color and its pattern changes,
reflects and dances at all? If the pattern is collectable
then the value of opal normally increases,
and when it shows some 'play of color' then sure it'll be
more fun to look at & to wear for many years to come!


(^^)







**   CLEAN or SPOTTED   **
Always examine each piece of opal closely
because you don't want to purchase anything that has
deep scratches or cloudy spots or cracky quality opal.
In Australian 'boulder opal' (for instance),
the less brown ironstone showing on its surface,
the better & rarer it becomes.
 
 
 
**   BIG or SMALL   **
And of course, in anything ... I mean really 'anything' !!!
Is it BIG ENOUGH or a bit too small  (haha)
for you to enjoy??
If an opal is too small then its value can drop a bit,
the larger piece is always the better.
 
But if there's not much beauty or colors,
pick a smaller one with colors instead ♪♪
 
 
 
Further questions you have,
please write to me, thanks...
Love Australian Opals !!!  
 




Meet me at Tucson Show if you'd like
to see my 'rainbow collection' !!!
 
 
 
xxxx     Malayvone