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3.59 Ct. Multi Color Cabochon Crystal Opal (Jelly Opal) from Ethiopia
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Item ID: | K31191 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.57 Width: 9.21 Height: 6.4 |
Weight: | 3.59 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ethiopia |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
If you are searching for a gemstone that answers both the desire for a romantic, one of a kind engagement piece and the discerning eye of a collector, this 3.59 carat pear shape multi color crystal opal, a jelly opal of Fire Opal character from Ethiopia, is the perfect solution, its gentle translucence and lively internal fire speak to intimate settings and bold showcases alike. The cabochon cut, with dimensions of 13.57 by 9.21 by 6.40 millimeters, presents a smooth, domed silhouette that maximizes color play while remaining elegant on the finger or in a pendant, the clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the color intensity is medium, and the polish is excellent, a combination that assures immediate visual appeal and enduring wear. No enhancement has been applied, which means you receive this jewel in its natural state, direct from the earth, and the Ethiopian origin lends a modern rarity to your collection, a provenance that connoisseurs appreciate. At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that you want a gemstone that tells a story and wears beautifully, and this Fire Opal type crystal opal answers that need, offering both a romantic glow and a collector worthy specimen.
Millions of years ago this opal began its slow transformation beneath an ancient landscape, when silica rich waters percolated through volcanic ash beds and filled tiny cavities and fractures, layer upon layer of silica gel accumulated, each microsphere of silica arranging itself with patient precision until the structure could split and diffract light into the shimmering colors you now see. Over epochs of burial and gentle tectonic motion the gel solidified into a firm, glassy opal, its internal architecture preserved as delicate bands and flashes of multi color fire, and in the specific geological theater of Ethiopia the interplay of volcanic activity and seasonal waters created conditions ideal for crystal opal formation, allowing translucence and vivid flashes to coexist. The pear shaped cabochon you hold is the end of that ancient process, shaped by expert hands to reveal the depth and movement born of time, a natural, untreated Fire Opal jelly opal that completes the search for a meaningful gemstone, whether you seek a signature engagement piece or a rare treasure for your cabinet, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present it as the answer to your quest.

























