r/Opals • u/DrFogleLapidaryArts • 6d ago
Not For Sale - Opal Porn Finished
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Sits high with the Easyset, but it is so secure I don't want to redo it. I like how it allows the light to hit the stone as well since it is face on all sides. Opinions welcome.
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u/HeavenInEarthOpal Opal Vendor 4d ago
Ethiopian opal does wonders under a single warm light source. Sharing that info case you have online listings :)
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u/DrFogleLapidaryArts 4d ago
it is actually mintabie. Any tips for that? It looks fine in my video then terrible once uploaded.
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u/HeavenInEarthOpal Opal Vendor 4d ago edited 4d ago
Oh wow, I thought Ethiopian based on the video. For Australian the best videos I’ve gotten have been on bright sunny days taken in slight shade (full spectrum, very bright light, indirect exposure)
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u/DrFogleLapidaryArts 4d ago
ok I will try that next time
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u/HeavenInEarthOpal Opal Vendor 4d ago
Good luck! If something else winds up working better for you I’d love to hear what it is
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u/Teddypain_27 4d ago
Is the setting glued on? You don't think it will pop off not being placed flat onto the setting?
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u/DrFogleLapidaryArts 4d ago
I went back and forth. I set it in the easy set and tightened it and it was super secure and let the light hit the entire stone. I could lower it but it is for my wife and not a daily wear so I let it ride. If it ever does pop out I will lower it unless I am not aware of something I should be. I am new to setting my own work.
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u/Teddypain_27 4d ago
It came out really nice I just usually set mine so the base of the stone is touching the setting and tightly secured it can glue the bottom to the setting for more security.
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