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Supernatural Wonders

In the Middle Ages, opals were thought to bring good luck. Today they adorn mesmerizing earrings and bewitching cocktail rings—modern-day talismans of good fortune, to be sure.

Photographs by Horacio Salinas
Styled by Claudia Mata

January 2012

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Clockwise, from top: Martin Katz 18k white gold, amethyst, tsavorite, black opal, and diamond ring; Tamsen Z 18k yellow gold, black opal, and demantoid garnet ring; Kimberly McDonald 18k white gold, black rhodium, black opal, and diamond ring; David Yurman platinum, black opal, and diamond ring.

Photographs by Horacio Salinas
Styled by Claudia Mata

January 2012

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