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Opal

Description
A milky-white, black or coloured form of Silica, combined with variable amounts of water, usually with a characteristic internal 'play' of coloured flashes caused by light reflected from different layers within the stone.

Properties
bulletOpal is a stone of inspiration which enhances imagination and creativity.
bulletOpal helps one release inhibitions and enhances memory.
bulletOpal is a very spiritual stone.
bulletOpal can help one be "invisible" in situations where they don't care to be noticed.
bulletOpal brings happy dreams.
bulletOpal eases the process of change.
bulletOpal is helpful for eyesight and Parkinson's disease.

Etymology
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Origin of the word Opal at Etymonline.com

General Reference
Opal at Wikipedia

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