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<p>[QUOTE="Hollyblue, post: 3021353, member: 1496"]It's not a game,I did say the OP's opal looked like a triplet in a post above.You can use a gem tester on a triplet and it will read glass,quartz or sapphire. Using lamp black or black onyx on a thin slice opal changes it's appearance. Your knowledge is different than mine and many other members of the forum. The photo above looks like many from Australia but it's not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Hollyblue, post: 3021353, member: 1496"]It's not a game,I did say the OP's opal looked like a triplet in a post above.You can use a gem tester on a triplet and it will read glass,quartz or sapphire. Using lamp black or black onyx on a thin slice opal changes it's appearance. Your knowledge is different than mine and many other members of the forum. The photo above looks like many from Australia but it's not.[/QUOTE]
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