Stone Aid?

[salvage-service-savage]

Hi!

I'm looking for some stone verification if you all would be so kind. Dragon's Breath? Pink Fire Opal? I really have no idea on this one. Any help would be awesome. TIA

Best,

Gin

[old.crows.nest]

Sorry, I cannot really see the stone so this is a WAG, Butterfly Wing?

[salvage-service-savage]

I'll try to get better pictures.

[salvage-service-savage]

[old.crows.nest]

The larger images look like a Foil Art Glass with a possible very weak Dragon's Breath Effect.

[southernmermaid8]

Hello !
They remind me of Ammolite , just a little lighter than normal . Might also be some kind of Opal . Hmmm ? Very pretty !

[southernmermaid8]

Hello again ,
On second thought after looking at pictures of Ammolite and Opal , these look like they might be man made . Still very pretty !

[arlene_v]

Words that come to mind are foiled  opal art glass ....looks man made to me as well. I'm not  seeing a dragon's breath effect in any of your pics here, but maybe you have just not been able to capture it in a photograph.

[flipping_treasures]

This looks like a man made fire opal to me.  Foiled art glass is what most people call it now days.  I thing I see a trace of the blue veiling associated with dragon's breath.  However, to give the foiled art glass the opal appearance opaline glass was sometimes used which also can produce a blue veil effect which is different than the dragon's breath.  I really can't tell which one of these two techniques is used by your pictures.

[rain777blue]

I agree with the foiled art glass, man made, but not dragon's breath, I do not see the smokey vail that is so present with dragon's breath.. Nice ring!!!

[rubiano98]

Foiled art glass in a very common Mexican setting. 

[rubiano98]

Did you test for sterling? Because it's very likely that it is.