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Emerald Ring Black and Grey The Romans believed opal was The Romans believed opal was the symbol of hope and purity which translates to "Holy Spirit" Some believe it may help one to sort out difficult problems Many ancient peoples believed that emerald could allow the wearer to see into the future
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