Stone of October - Optal: Dance of Light and Hidden Emotions

The word "opal" comes from the Latin Opalus, which in turn has its root in Sanskrit Upala, meaning "gemstone". In ancient times, the opal was considered the most valuable of the stones-not only because of its unmatched beauty, but also because it was believed to incorporate all the other stones, reflecting their colors and uniting their powers. The Romans saw him as a symbol of hope and luck, and the Greeks attributed the gift of clairvoyance and prophecy.

In the Middle Ages, the opal was considered a magical stone, which brings luck and protection. He was worn by queens and poets, visionaries and seekers of truth. It was said that those who carry it are endowed with the grace of seeing the hidden truth and penetrating beyond appearances. In the Victorian era, Queen Victoria itself was a great admirer of the opal and transformed it into a royal symbol of refined sensitivity.

The opal was appointed as the stone of October in the twentieth century, in a standardization effort made by jewelery and merchants of precious US. The choice was not accidental: the opal is a stone that captures by change and depth, like October, when nature turns with grace, and the soul turns to itself.

The opal is the stone of introspection and revelation. It is said to mirror the inner states of his bearer, bringing to the surface forgotten emotions, hidden desires or fragments of himself waiting to be glanced. It is a stone of healing through the truth, which does not hide and do not mask, but gently illuminates what is already there.

In the presence of the opal, the thoughts take shape, and the intuition becomes clearer. Creative inspiration flows more freely, and the mind is carried in new worlds - sometimes dreamlike, sometimes revealing. Opalul supports the process of self -acceptance and encourages emotional openness without judgment. It is like a silent mirror that reflects your personal truth, but does it with grace and color.

It is a stone for those who create, feel, love and fear at the same time - but I still choose to move on. It does not protect through the barrier, but through light.

If you are born in October or you know someone who lives with a subtle intensity, who sees the world in shades and not in black and white, the opal is the perfect gift. It is not a stone of certainty, but of the mystery, not one of the external power, but of the inner courage.

A pendant with opal, a discreet ring or a bracelet with living reflexes can become a talisman of self -discovery. You don't have to say too much - the opal speaks alone, for the one who wears it. It is the gift that says, "I see you. As you are."