Natural Chalk Opal Specimen from Ethiopia The layered inclusions create rich

The layered inclusions create rich color

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Natural Chalk Opal Specimen from Ethiopia The layered inclusions create richThis Chalk Opal specimen from Wello, Ethiopia is a variety of low moisture opal known for its unique properties. It features a bright white to pale blue base with dense, vibrant flashes of color across the surface. Chalk opals can be kept either wet or dry; however, when dried they may lose density and become more fragile. For this reason, we recommend choosing one consistent storage method to help reduce the risk of damage. Origin: Wello, Ethiobia