Peruvian opal jewelry comes in a softer palette than most buyers expect from opal: milky pinks, sea-glass blues, sometimes a pale green. It’s cut as cabochons rather than faceted, which keeps the look understated and wearable for everyday retail customers, not just special-occasion shoppers. Peruvian opal rings, drop earrings and small pendants carry most of our volume, and we keep stone color sorted by batch so a mixed-stone lot doesn’t swing wildly between pink and blue. Export-quality sorting happens before the stones reach our bench, alongside batches of Aurora opal and Australian opal pulled from the same gemstone catalog. Trade accounts get tiered pricing once order volume crosses our standard case thresholds.
