Raw Ethiopian Opals from Wollo Province - Set C
About this Set:
Set of 2 Precious FIRE OPAL raw pieces and 1 milky Precious Opal raw piece. The frontmost fire opal piece has a lovely translucence that gives depth to the play-of-colour. The Back fire opal piece has more intensity of orange and this adds to the intensity of the red play-of-colour at the tip. The precious opal is more opalescent because of its milky white base.
Height of the three pieces: 1.6cm to 1.7cm
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Much of the opal produced from the Wollo Province has an orange, yellow or reddish body color along with play-of-color. The orange, yellow or reddish body color meets the definition of a fire opal, and the play-of-color meets the definition of a precious opal. Meeting both criteria, these opals could be called "precious fire opals” or “precious opals”.
About this Set:
Set of 2 Precious FIRE OPAL raw pieces and 1 milky Precious Opal raw piece. The frontmost fire opal piece has a lovely translucence that gives depth to the play-of-colour. The Back fire opal piece has more intensity of orange and this adds to the intensity of the red play-of-colour at the tip. The precious opal is more opalescent because of its milky white base.
Height of the three pieces: 1.6cm to 1.7cm
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Much of the opal produced from the Wollo Province has an orange, yellow or reddish body color along with play-of-color. The orange, yellow or reddish body color meets the definition of a fire opal, and the play-of-color meets the definition of a precious opal. Meeting both criteria, these opals could be called "precious fire opals” or “precious opals”.
About this Set:
Set of 2 Precious FIRE OPAL raw pieces and 1 milky Precious Opal raw piece. The frontmost fire opal piece has a lovely translucence that gives depth to the play-of-colour. The Back fire opal piece has more intensity of orange and this adds to the intensity of the red play-of-colour at the tip. The precious opal is more opalescent because of its milky white base.
Height of the three pieces: 1.6cm to 1.7cm
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Much of the opal produced from the Wollo Province has an orange, yellow or reddish body color along with play-of-color. The orange, yellow or reddish body color meets the definition of a fire opal, and the play-of-color meets the definition of a precious opal. Meeting both criteria, these opals could be called "precious fire opals” or “precious opals”.
For every $15 spent, we will plant 1 tree to offset the carbon cost of mining, shipping and packaging crystals. These are real and natural products, and so might have some flaws or imperfections. We have done our best to pick the best pieces available, but nature is often imperfectly perfect. Therefore, please only make the purchase if you are alright with this.
