Natural Ethiopian Opal Rough Gemstone for Jewelry Making Collector Piece - Multiple Sizes

Natural Ethiopian Opal Rough Gemstone for Jewelry Making Collector Piece - Multiple Sizes

30-35mm
Sale price  $33.99 Regular price $63.99
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Natural Ethiopian Opal Rough Gemstone for Jewelry Making Collector Piece - Multiple Sizes

Natural Ethiopian Opal Rough Gemstone for Jewelry Making Collector Piece - Multiple Sizes

Sale price  $33.99 Regular price $63.99
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Natural Ethiopian Opal Collection

!!!The displayed stones are examples from our collection.
!!!Your opal will be randomly selected from these natural Ethiopian opals.

Every piece has unique color, pattern and fire.
The exact stone received may be different from the photos.

!!!Your Ethiopian Opal will be randomly selected from our collection.
Each piece is carefully selected and naturally unique.

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##Product Information:

*Gemstone : Ethiopian Opal Oil Rough
*Country of origin : Ethiopia
*Natural : 100% Natural
*Shape : Fancy
*Quality : Top Grade
*Transparency : Fire play


<<ABOUT THE ETHIOPIAN OPAL>>
One may describe the Ethiopian opal as one of the most dazzling stones you have ever seen. Opals are recognized for their fantastic ability to play with color, hence ensuring they can possess colors all at once simultaneouly, depending on the angle from which a person views it. First discovered in the Wollo Province of Ethiopia in the early 1990s, they immediately stormed the world of gemstone. Ethiopian opals have an interesting history. Archaeologists say they have been mined there for about 6000 years, and the first source of opals in the world.

<<COLOR OF AN ETHIOPIAN OPAL>>
One of the most incredible things about Ethiopian opals is their color diversity: all red, orange, yellow, green, and blue colors can be found in opals. Some have a dark, almost black base that brings out its colors-- It's called Black Ethiopian opal, and it's seldom seen and very valuable. Whether you are into fiery reds or calming blues, an Ethiopian opal will be there. As with all opals, the colors are most intense when viewed under a light source, either artificial or sunlight.

*****Important Information :
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#All photos are taken naturally without editing.
# There may be some variation in the color or resolution depending on the device used to view this listing.
# Available more different size and shape please contact us for any QUERY & Order.
# Since we use natural gemstones, the stones may vary slightly in color.
# For wholesale discounts (more then $100 purchases) please contact us.
# For wholesale discounts - contact me.

 

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