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Dazzling Top Grade Quality 100% Natural Black Opalescent Stone Oval Shape Cabochon - Welo Ethiopian Opal

Dazzling Top Grade Quality 100% Natural Black Opalescent Stone Oval Shape Cabochon - Welo Ethiopian Opal

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Product Specifications

Stone Name Black Ethiopian Opal
Weight 7.65 Ct
Stone Size 17 x 13 x 7 mm
Shape Oval
Cut Cabochon
Color Black
Transparency / Effect Fire Play
Origin Ethiopia (Welo region)
Hardness (Mohs) 5.5 to 6.5
Type Natural Loose Gemstone

Product Overview

Some buyers search for a red and black opal because they want red flashes on a dark body. Red is the least common color flash in opal, and not every black opal shows it. The colors you see depend on the stone itself, so each opal is a little different.

A pendant is where many buyers want to use a stone like this. When the opal hangs free, the light reaches it from every side, and a plain chain keeps all the attention on the stone. People who look up Ethiopian black opal necklace significance often plan to give a pendant to someone who matters to them. A dark stone is also easy to wear. It goes with black, white, denim and almost every other color, so one piece can work for many outfits.

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Product Frequently Asked Questions

December has a few birthstones, including turquoise, zircon and tanzanite. Opal is not one of them. A person born in December can still wear opal as a style choice, and a jeweler can set a small zircon next to it for a nod to the birth month.

Yes, black opal is one of the more valuable types of opal, but the value changes a lot from stone to stone. The brightness of the color, the pattern, how dark the body is and the size all matter.

Many people link a black opal necklace with protection and inner strength. This is a belief that has been passed down, not a fact. The real reason most people wear one is that they like how it looks.

Usually it is not. The name describes a black opal that shows red flashes. It is not the same as fire opal, which has a warm orange or red body color.

Yes. The dark body gives a bold look without being flashy, and men often choose it for pendants, rings and cufflinks.

Once a year is enough. Ask your jeweler to check that the setting is tight, so the stone does not come loose.