Oval Ethiopian Opal Gemstone
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The oval shape is a timeless favorite for gemstone jewelry, offering classic elegance and a large surface to showcase opal’s signature play-of-color. At Kanchan Global, we bring you loose Oval Ethiopian Opals in both faceted and cabochon cuts, available in sizes ranging from small accent stones to bold centerpieces.
Why Choose Oval Opals for Jewelry Designs?
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Oval opals are one of the most versatile shapes, loved for their:
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Symmetrical beauty – Ideal for rings, earrings, and pendants
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Enhanced play-of-color – Thanks to a wider surface area
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Range of sizes
Their balanced proportions make them a go-to shape for both classic and contemporary jewelry styles.
Choose Between Cabochon & Faceted Oval Cuts
Whether you need a glowing polish or sparkling facets, we offer
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Faceted Oval Ethiopian Opals—Cut for brilliance and sparkle
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Cabochon Oval Opals—Smooth and vivid with an ethereal color play
Every stone is hand-selected for clarity, fire, and proportion.
Wholesale Options for Designers & Retailers
We support independent jewelers, retailers, and manufacturers with:
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Bulk ordering & layout matching
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Calibrated & non-calibrated stones
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Worldwide shipping & responsive support
For bulk inquiries, email kg.kanchanglobal@gmail.com.
FAQs – Oval Ethiopian Opals
1. What’s an oval Ethiopian opal?
It’s just an Ethiopian opal that’s been cut into an oval shape. They’re known for their beautiful play of color.
2. Why are Oval Ethiopian Opals so popular?
The oval shape really brings out the opal’s colors and makes it look elegant and timeless.
3. Do oval Ethiopian opals cost more?
Not necessarily because of the shape, but they’re often a bit pricier due to their stunning colors and rarity.
4. What colors will I see in my oval Ethiopian opal?
Expect a vibrant mix—reds, greens, blues, yellows—it all depends on how the light hits it.
5. Are oval Ethiopian opals fragile?
They’re a bit delicate, so it’s best to avoid dropping or hitting them, but they’re more durable than some other opals.
6. Are all oval Ethiopian opals untreated?
Not always. Some are treated to enhance their color or durability, but untreated ones are generally more valuable.
7. Where do these opals come from?
Most of them come from the Wollo region in Ethiopia, which is known for producing some of the best opals in the world.
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