Your Purchases
Our collection of South Australian crystal and white opals, Queensland boulder opals and famous Lightning Ridge black opals is the most extensive in Australia.
Amid the hot, red dust of Coober Pedy in South Australia’s far north, opal pioneer John Ryneš and son Mike Saj-Ryneš discovered a love for Australia’s national gemstone.
At the Opal Diamond Factory, the Ryneš family crafts jewellery, including bespoke pieces, from opals, ethically-sourced GIA certified diamonds and other precious stones.
We are proud to have played small parts in thousands of stories - from love celebrations and special moments, to the creation of keepsakes and treasured gifts. Collaborating with our customers is at the heart of what we do.
Our success is the result of passion and hard work; whether it be cutting rough opals straight from the mine, or shaping elegant, custom jewellery in our design studio.
To view our exclusive range or design your own custom piece, we invite you to visit our Adelaide showroom, or meet us via a virtual appointment.
Our collaborative design process places you at the centre - combining our expertise and your distinctive vision to create something truly individual.
With more than 20 years design experience, Mike Saj-Ryneš will guide you through our technique for crafting stunning, one-off pieces.
Begin by selecting your distinctive centrepiece from Australia’s largest range of striking Lightning Ridge black opals, South Australian crystal and white opals, or Queensland boulder opals. Or - if diamonds are more your style - browse an extensive selection of ethically sourced, GIA certified stones from around the world.
“Mike and his team sourced the exact stone I wanted for my engagement ring and worked so wonderfully with my partner to make the perfect piece. We are about to go back to get our wedding bands made.” - Amy Barton, customer
Absorbent Opal,Agate Opal,Amber Opal,Andamooka Opal,Artificial Opal,Banded Opal,Bandfire Opal,Belemnite Opal,Black Opal,Black Opal Body Tone,Blue Opal,Bone Opal,Boulder Opal,Cachalong Opal,Ceraunium Opal,Cherry Opal,Chinese Writing Opals,Claro Opal,Common Opal,Contra Luz Opal,Coober Pedy Opal,Crystal Opal,Dark Opal,Dendritic Opal,Ethiopian Opal,Face (Opal Face),Fire Opal,Flame Opal,Flash Opal,Flashfire Opal,Fossil Opal,Freeform Opal,Gilson Opal,Glass Opal,Gold Opal,Harlequin Opal,Honey Opal,Hungarian Opal,Hyacinth Opal,Jasper Opal,Jelly Opal,Lechosos Opal,Lemon Opal,Leopard Opal,Levin Opal,Light Crystal Opal,Light Opal,Lightning Ridge Opal,Lithoxyl Opal,Liver Opal,Mexican Fire Opal,Milk Opal,Milk/Milky Opal,Monarch Opal,Mosaic/Mosaic opal,Moss Opal,Mother of Opal,Mother of Pearl Opal,Mountain Opal,Nevada Opal,Non-Precious Opal,Onyx Opal,Pearl Opal,Peruvian Opal,Pineapple Opal,Pinfire Opal,Pinpoint Opal,Pipe Opal,Pitch Opal,Potch Opal,Prase Opal,Precious Fire Opal,Precious Opal,Queensland Opal,Quinzite Opal,Radiolite Opal,Rainbow Opal,Reconstructed Imitation Opal,Red Flash Opal,Resin Opal,Seam Opal,Semi Black Opal,Semi-Black Opal,Shell Opal,Sun Opal,Treated Opal,Triplet Opal,Water Opal,Wax Opal,Welo Opal,White Cliffs Opal,White Opal,Wood Opal,
