Natural Polished White Opalite Gemstone Bulk Large Crystal Agate Palm stone Worry Stone Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Opal History The Sanskrit word upala, which means valuable stone, is where the term "opal" originates. The virgin Goddess of the Rainbow, who was being pursued by suitors Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, was in Indian mythology changed into an opal by the Mother Goddess. The ancient Greeks believed that the stone could provide humans the ability to prophesy while also shielding them from illness. Latin's opalus became a common term throughout the Roman era. Today, opal and pink tourmaline are the birthstones for October and the 14th wedding anniversary, respectively. Opal has long been regarded as a stone of luck and enchantment, despite the myth that it is unfortunate to wear it if you were not born in October. Alternative birthstone for April newborns is opal. Learn about the magic and mystique of opals with our host, Susanne. She's inviting Patti to share how to make a celestial-themed opal necklace that anyone can create in minutes. Opal Metaphysical Properties According to legend, priceless opal's fiery exhibition may inspire creativity and its fiery "dance" can make people happier. Light-colored gemstones have a long history of being thought to help people seem less noticeable to others and to improve vision. The gemstone has been linked to the sacral chakra, whose abnormalities have been linked to issues with addiction. Opal is said by some to help control and balance sexual impulses. Opal has traditionally been associated with optimism, purity, and honesty in European traditions.