Fall colours are beautiful for their differences.
I once flew east over Canada at this time of the year. The steady red sea of fiery maples was breathtaking, but for the most part, I enjoy how the yellows, greens, reds and oranges vibrate together along autumn country roads.
The stones of October have similar traits - modest hues, variety, and gorgeous, breathtaking beauty.
Traditionally, Opal has been the October stone. Its silica and 10 percentage of water brings out lovely colours the way a good rain before a sunny day brings out a rainbow over a Fall feast of foliage. We know White Opal, but there are also the deep greens and blues of Black Opal, and NOTHING does red or orange like Fire Opal.
In modern times, we also consider Tourmaline an October stone. Most birthstone displays will show a pale pink sparkler, but Tourmaline can show an array of pinks, browns, greens, yellows, blues, and even combinations within a stone.
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