SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- Opal, despite being a prominent gemstone for centuries, is often overlooked by jewellers who don't necessarily understand the intricacies of the gemstone. The reason this is so important to see is that, without proper knowledge, customers may buy an opal under false pretences, thinking that their purchase is a solid opal when it is a triplet or synthetic piece. This overall aids in the mistrust between customers and wholesalers, which is something that can not easily be repaired.

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Why is it Important for jewellers to understand the difference between opal? That is because opals, due to their intricate creation, are unlike any other gemstone; many of the main misconceptions regarding opals can stem from a misunderstanding of this simple fact, and by treating opal like the 'other gemstones', jewellers can potentially create irreparable damage to not only their jewellery but to the relationship and trust built with their client.

Every opal is unique, and cannot be replaced. This is a fact often overlooked by many, and can contribute to why public opinion can be skewed, as each opal is different, and therefore must be treated as such.

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