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Why Opals Flash Every Color 🎧 Why do opals flash every color? Inside are tiny balls of si… — @bit_wonder

Posted Oct 21, 2026 (12 days ago)48s7,646 views

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7,646
Likes
328
Comments
8
Shares
23
Saves
35
Engagement
4.7%
Duration
48s
Posted
Oct 21, 2026

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@bit_wonder's TikTok video "Why Opals Flash Every Color 🎧 Why do opals flash every color? Inside are tiny balls of silica stacked in neat rows, and the rows bounce back just one color, set by the size of the balls and the angle you look from. A black opal in a gold ring turns under a lamp, then the camera dives into the stone: balls about 150 to 300 nanometers wide, small ones flashing blue and the biggest red, the most prized color. Every patch is its own tilted grid, so the whole stone lights up like a mosaic. And opal isn't only on Earth: NASA found it on Mars in 2008. Sources: GIA, Opal description; Wikipedia, Opal; GIA, Opal quality factors #opal #physics #pixelart #bitwonder" has 7,646 views, 328 likes, 8 comments, 23 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 4.7% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 12 days ago and runs 48 seconds. It has been saved 35 times.

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