RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Opals

RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Opals

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In this exciting video about opals, we are taken on a journey to discover some of the most stunning and valuable opals in the world. Starting with the Black Prince Opal, which is named after King Edward III of England's oldest son and valued at around $169,000, we are introduced to the mysterious and edgy world of opals.

Moving on to the Aurora Australis Opal, which has been valued at a whopping $700,000, we are mesmerized by its kaleidoscope of colors that make us feel like we're staring into a rainbow. Next, we are shown the Fire of Australia Opal, with its vibrant reds and oranges that make it feel like we're holding a piece of the sun in our hands. This enormous opal has been valued at almost $652,000.

The Virgin Rainbow Opal is next, and its unique colors that interact and swirl around one another make it truly mesmerizing. Despite its small size, it has been valued at over $1 million. The Queen's Opal is then showcased, with its deep blues and greens fit for a queen's wardrobe. Valued at around $1.2 million, it is more valuable than a lot of other jewelry.

Halley's Comet Opal is named after the famous comet and has a stunning appraisal of $1.7 million. Finally, we are shown the Pride of Australia Opal, which is worth more than $1.9 million with its vivid reds, blues, and greens that sparkle.

Throughout the video, the host keeps you engaged with enthusiastic descriptions and witty remarks. You will get urged to pause the video and take a closer look at each opal, to marvel at their sheer beauty. So, sit tight, grab some popcorn, and let’s discover in this video the RIDICULOUSLY Expensive Opals!

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Tags: #opals #expensiveopals #top10opals
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[blackopaldirect]

All of the info is wrong on this video and they are even using fake opals as examples of real opals. How can you make a video with no idea and research gone into it

[jenniferl.snider-gartin]

It d be nice IF u showed the Individual stones!

[rogerlyonsjr]

This is an embarrassment. Sure you showed a number of opals. They didn't match the narrative. The pictures were low quality. I've seen a number of the opals you listed, but not in this video. Supposedly showing the best opals, but many looked like potch.
I hope for your viewers sake that future videos are more accurate

[Paradigmslam]

I don’t think they showed one stone that was on the list. At least I know the names to look up now.

[alvinmortimer]

$700k will not fund a fleet of Lambos and a private island!

[peterRobinson]

Some of the stones he shows are even fake opals.

[kiwiingrid]

I didn't think much about them. Black Opal Direct has done several opals that look way better than those ones you showed.

[sbliss]

😢 total BS video! you should’ve said “Amazing selection of cars, houses and islands with pretty opals thrown in for good measure”

[csszzut]

NEVER EVER SHOWS THE “” ANYTHING” “ PICTURE “ !
THE 1 YOU ACTUALLY TAPPED ON TO WATCH !
I’VE WAITED THROUGH HIS DRIBBLING AND “EVERYTIME” !
NOTHING BUT DISAPPOINTMENT !

[AZisme]

Ridiculously expensive opals would not be wrapped in wire.

[chrishayman]

Ridiculous video. You didn’t show the actual stones

[nwmllrb]

In over half of this u didn't even show the actual stones ur talking about!!!!

[jojofarley]

Yes some are fakes and yes would be nice to ACTUALLY SEE THE OPALS HE TALKS ABOUT...

[dr.chriswalsh]

Would be professional to give credit to Justin at Black Opal Direct @:17 and @:37 and Pulitzer Opal with the Arrowhead @1:43. You are using other content creator's work without giving credit and presumably, not getting permission. Are you making money off of their work? If so, your ethos is on the dunghill.

[monsieurlezard]

What were you thinking?!!
This is terrible.

[soozieq]

Does Pulitzer know that you're using part of his video footage for this video?

[jw]

What a crock. He doesn't show the actual stones.

[mm]

reported the video for misinformation. Hope it gets removed.

[muddwhistle]

For those of you that were wondering why everything talked about in this video is incorrect Theodore Clifton from Black Opal Australia bet Eugene Wendell from Jewelry News, that he wouldn’t make a video of complete nonsense Mr. Clifton lost the bet and he had to give Eugene Wendell his prized Peruvian Mosaic Opal call “Big Rhonda”, ohh I forgot even the thumbnail is clickbait too

[vichess]

Wtf did i just watch ? Random opals that have nothing to do with the opals you're talking about. This is like watching a Ferrari video that only has Toyota's in the video. 🤦‍♂️