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3.19 Ct. Multi Color Cabochon Fire Opal (Flame Opal) from Ethiopia
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Item ID: | K31181 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.96 Width: 9.52 Height: 5.94 |
Weight: | 3.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ethiopia |
Per carat price: help | $240 |
This exquisite Fire Opal, also known as a Flame Opal, weighs 3.19 carats and is presented in a sensuous oval shape, measured at 12.96 by 9.52 by 5.94 millimeters. The cabochon cutting style enhances its translucent body, allowing a gentle play of multicolor fire to glide across the surface. Light color intensity lends a delicate, luminous presence while an excellent polish imparts a silky sheen that catches the eye without demanding it. The clarity is graded very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a testament to its natural provenance and to the fact that no enhancement has been applied. Originating from Ethiopia, this gem offers the rare combination of subtlety and spectacle, a stone that feels both intimate and stately in equal measure.
The inclusions within this flame opal act as unique identifiers, each one a tiny signature that distinguishes this gem from every other, and elevates its character rather than diminishes it. These internal features create depth and motion, a private topography that refracts light into blushes of rose, flashes of green, and hints of amber, making the stone alive with private surprises that reveal themselves to the discerning observer. To own such a gemstone is to claim a singular story, a narrative of earth and time that sits quietly within a work of wearable art. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this opal is more than an adornment, it is a declaration of refined taste and considered luxury. Whether set as the centerpiece of a bespoke ring, a statement pendant, or an heirloom brooch, its cabochon dome will present a constant evolution of color and life. This is a gem for the collector who values authenticity, for the connoisseur who recognizes that true elegance is often found in natural imperfections, and for the individual who appreciates that possessing such a rare, untreated, Ethiopian fire opal affirms both sophistication and a cultivated sense of achievement.

























