American Opal Society Inc

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3936 Stearnlee Ave

Long Beach, CA 90808

+1 (714) 345-1449

http://opalsociety.org

The American Opal Society Inc is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting interest and knowledge about the precious gem known as opal. With a diverse membership that includes artisans, educators, and enthusiasts, the society fosters a community centered around the appreciation and study of opals.

Members enjoy various benefits, including a monthly newsletter, access to an extensive library on opals, and opportunities for field trips and participation in the annual Opal Gem Jewelry Show. The society also hosts regular meetings featuring guest speakers and club activities, creating an engaging environment for all who share a passion for opals.

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