AAAA+ Natural Ethiopian Welo Opal Rough Stone – Ultra Fire Striking Raw Crystal | Handpicked Opal Rock for Jewelry Making | October Birthstone Gemstone (9.85 carat)
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AAAA+ Natural Ethiopian Welo Opal Rough Stone – Ultra Fire Striking Raw Crystal | Handpicked Opal Rock for Jewelry Making | October Birthstone Gemstone (9.85 carat)
- NATURAL ETHIOPIAN WELO OPAL: Individual rough Ethiopian Welo opal featuring vibrant green, blue, orange and multicolor iridescent flashes that change beautifully with viewing angle and lighting
- 9.85 CARAT LOOSE GEMSTONE: Approximately 9.85 carats of rough opal in one distinctive natural piece, ideal for gemstone collectors, jewelry designers, lapidary artists and DIY enthusiasts
- ROUGH OPAL FOR JEWELRY MAKING: Suitable for cabochon cutting, polishing, wire wrapping, pendants, statement jewelry, gemstone inlay, lapidary projects and custom handmade creations
- TRADITIONAL OPAL BENEFITS: Opal is traditionally associated with creativity, imagination, inspiration, individuality and emotional expression, making it a meaningful gemstone for artistic jewelry and personal collections
- UNIQUE NATURAL GEMSTONE: Each rough opal has its own shape, matrix, texture, color pattern and play-of-color; the appearance may vary under different lighting and viewing angles
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