Natural AAAA Grade Multi Color Oval Shape Rainbow Fire Play Ethiopian Welo Loose Gemstone

Name - Natural Ethiopian Opal Grade - AAA to AAAA Shape - Oval Size - 7x5 MM, 8x6 MM, 9x7 MM, 10x8 MM Color - White Base, Yellow Base, Rainbow Color Clarity - Translucent. Quantity - Customize Ethiopian Opal is a type of precious opal that originates from Ethiopia, particularly from the Wollo Province. It has gained popularity in the gemstone market due to its vibrant play-of-color, which is the characteristic iridescence or flashes of different colors that opals are known for.Play-of-Color: One of the most distinctive features of Ethiopian Opal is its remarkable play-of-color. This phenomenon is caused by the diffraction of light as it passes through the microscopic silica spheres within the opal. The colors can include a wide range of hues, such as red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.Transparency: Ethiopian Opals can range from transparent to translucent. Some opals may exhibit a level of transparency that allows light to penetrate the stone, enhancing the play-of-color effect.Body Color: The body color of Ethiopian Opals can vary, and it is often milky or white. However, some stones may have a darker body color, which can influence the overall appearance of the gem.Cut and Shape: Ethiopian Opals are often cut into to maximize the display of their play-of-color. polished, rounded, and domed, without facets, to showcase the opal's unique optical effects. The shapes can range from oval and round to freeform depending on the rough material.Stability: Ethiopian Opals are generally more stable than some other types of opals, such as Australian Opals. However, they can still be sensitive to rapid temperature changes and may have some moisture content, so it's important to take care of them to avoid cracking or crazing.Mining Locations: The primary mining areas for Ethiopian Opal include Wollo Province, specifically around places like W

• Exhibits a stunning play-of-color, showcasing vibrant flashes of red, green, blue, and other spectral hues.
• Known for its captivating iridescence or rainbow fire play, where the colors seem to shift and dance as the gemstone is viewed from different angles.
• Ethiopian Welo Opals are often transparent or translucent, allowing the play-of-color to be more pronounced.
• Ethiopian opal deposits, including those in the Welo region, have gained prominence in the gemstone industry in recent years.