As multifaceted as the opal itself, the Taranto family offer their story as testimony to the genuine nature of their product, without middle men, without models, without mark ups.
Two generations of Taranto family opal miners still live where the gemstone is mined, overseeing the mining and maintenance of the home of the opal – Australia’s legendary outback.
In the heart of Australia's legendary outback, a family legacy continues to thrive. For two generations, the Taranto family has lived and breathed the world of opal mining in Winton, a small town where the precious gemstone is found. Their deep connection to the land and their unwavering devotion to their craft have made them a symbol of resilience and tradition in the mining community. In this blog post, we'll delve into the fascinating story of the Taranto family, exploring their rich history, their enduring passion for opal mining, and the unique challenges they face in the rugged Australian landscape. Get ready to embark on a journey into the heart of Australia's opal country, where the Taranto family's legacy shines as bright as the gemstones they unearth
At no time does the opal leave the nurturing eye of its craftsmen, with two generations of Taranto family involvement in the mining and moulding of this unique natural wonder. ”Taranto Opals has the unique honour of enjoying an unrivalled relationship with some of the world’s most notable conservation movements – an achievement few mining companies can claim.