Towards the end of the video you can see a handful of doublets.There are a couple that were made specifically with the opal from the pocket we found at the beginning, and subsequently end up in the ring that is the subject of the video. Just to clarify, as it is a bit hard to follow the course of the stones through the video, epecially when they essentially turn into 'black opal' albeit, doublets..

Based in Adelaide, South Australia, we mine our own opal on the opal fields around our hometown (25 years) of Coober Pedy Australia. We have raised and have family in the town, and love its incredibly colorful and diverse characters, but admit that nothing makes us more excited than the thrill of searching for and (occasionally) finding the extremely rare and elusive rainbow coloured precious opal, long made famous particularly by the Australia wide opal fields. Please feel free to visit regularly to see our updates of opal mining adventures, sorting and classing precious opal, cutting and polishing, and setting beautifuil world class pieces into precious metals to share the colour, light and stunning beauty that Australian precious opal can bring to the world.