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In real life, cinnabar is not a worthless mineral. Rarely it produces deep red crystals that are far more valuable than fire opal per-carat and good examples of normal cinnabar is often cut into cabochons and sold as fairly expensive semiprecious gems.

 "Potch Opal" ( common opal ) is a semiprecious version of opal that comes in many different colors - the main difference is that common opal does not have any fire. Dendrite is an example of common opal that is highly prized.