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Tindi 09.30Cts. Jumbo Boulder Ethiopian Opal Natural Welo Fire Rough Specimen Gemstone Supply, Jewelry Making Gemstones, Loose Crystals, October Birthstone, Fire Play Opal, Handpicked Assorted

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Raw Opal Crystals - Genuine Natural AA Grade Opal, Reiki Crystals and Healing Stones The ruler photo shows possible variations. You will receive five grams of Opal stones. Opal is a highly sensitive and emotional stone that reflects the mood of the person wearing or carrying it. This is a stone that enhances creativity, originality, and out of the box thinking. It can tend to intensify emotions for a period of time and engage in deeper self-expression. Aids in practices involving cosmic consciousness, freedom, and independence. Opal rough gemstone is considered to enhance the creativity and artistic ability of a person. Opal is believed to bring good fortune, peace, joy, and wealth to the wearer. Opal helps the wearer to have a pleasing personality. It assists in gaining self-confidence and utilize one’s potential to the fullest. Opal stones are worn as jewelry most popularly as a ring or as a bracelet. People connected to any business especially tourism or media are supposed to highly benefit from it. wearing opal gemstone increases love, coordination, and mutual understanding between the couple.

Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.79 x 0.59 x 0.24 inches; 0.63 ounces


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 19, 2023


Best Sellers Rank: #351,014 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #37 in Loose Gemstones


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Customer Reviews: 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (101)


Stone Cut: Rough


Stone Color: Play of color (including reds and oranges)


Primary Stone Gem Type: Opal


Stone Clarity: VS1


Certificate Type: GIA


Grade Rating: AA


Clasp Type: Fishhook


Stone Weight: 9.3 Carats


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 0.79"L x 0.59"W x 0.24"H


Item Weight: 0.02 Kilograms


Gem Type: ethiopian opal


Brand Name: Tindi


Item Type Name: Ethiopian Opal Rough


Stone Treatment Method: No Treatment


Collection Name: loose-gemstones


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • What a lovely Welo!
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I wasn't sure based on reviews what to expect. A $10 opal? Really? Yeah, apparently so, straight from Ethiopia, and it's a banger. This is a Welo opal and has some unique characteristics compared to the traditional opals of my parents' day. It has no color bar; the color is all through the crystal. It looks like a "piece of glass" in the same way obsidian can look like glass. Opals are made of silica, and Welo opals specifically from volcanic activity (just like obsidian). And although fake opals exist, this is not one. You can tell from the pattern that it hasn't been lab grown. If you're lucky, you might get a honeycomb patterned opal, which are more prominent in Welo opals. Welos are a tricky opal to care for, starting with they're a hydrophane opal, meaning if this pretty gets wet, it'll absorb the water and look completely different. It can go clear completely, or clear and keep the sparkly color. As it dries, it can become totally white/cloudy until it fully dries out, which can take days to weeks, depending. And if you splash some colorful/dirty water or oil on it, this opal will absorb that too, aka, not a great ring stone if you're washing dishes or a messy eater. Most important, if this stone gets full of water while still surrounded by an unyielding matrix of stone/sand, the opal can crack. So don't go tossing your opal in water if it's still got a crust of rock on it. Treat it like a Gremlin that can't get wet. Does it feel unnaturally light? That should indicate it's dry. If not, and it feels like an expected weight and isn't showing color, it could have absorbed water and need to dry out before showing it's true colors. These opals are weirdly light and almost plastic feeling. This opal can also crack from too much heat. Opals are soft in general, softer than quartz, and can get banged up, chipped + scratched far easier than most gems. And just cuz they're cheap on Amazon doesn't mean they're not still beautiful and worth caring for. Welos have a completely different market because of the large amounts found, but they're legit opals and absolutely stunning. Super glad I found this listing. I had no clue I could get an opal this pretty, this cheap, and I can't wait to cut it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • Ripoff-don’t waste your money
Tiny, rough jagged, no color
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026 by Texas Customer
    • Prety Colors
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I read some of the reviews but I wanted to see. I am not disappointed. While I thought I got got, TBH, it's a really pretty stone. It has lots of color, definite sparkle and colors of a genuine opal. It's not outstanding, but it's unique and that's what I was wanting. Overall, I like it. I am happy with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by SparkleFarttheUnicorn
    • Need larger opals
It's hard to get opal in a single stone that is large enough to make a serious pendant
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by Joseph Haggin
    • Not the color I was expecting
Nice size stone but not the color I was expecting. Looks like Mexican opal. Haven’t cut it so can’t say more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by Robert Rhoads
    • Well above average
I've learned that when ordering rough opal online, set your expectations very low. And do NOT expect to receive what is pictured. Until now I have been mostly disappointed with the items I received. But Tindi has changed that! I am in no way disappointed with the items I received! they are exquisite specimens and were received well ahead of expected delivery times with an included gift. I have placed them at the very top of my list for rough Opal. They can certainly expect more business from me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by Irvin
    • Garbage
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This is supposed to be a dark colored fire opal! There is ZERO sparkle, zero color. It’s a nice size, but otherwise complete bs
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2026 by Amazon Customer
    • Meh
Ok for display. Too many cracks to turn into finished stone
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by OregonJew

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