Natural Ethiopian Opal 3.20CT
Natural Opal 3.20CT – Ethiopia
This premium Natural Opal 3.20CT is a 100% natural, untreated gemstone from Ethiopia, expertly graded for its natural natural play-of-colour colour and fine clarity. Known as Opal, Opal is treasured across Pakistan for its beauty and its astrological significance, making it an ideal choice for a statement ring, pendant or bespoke jewellery piece.
Product Specifications
- Stone: Natural Opal (Opal)
- Weight: 3.20 Carat
- Origin: Ethiopia
- Colour: Natural Play-of-Colour
- Treatment: Untreated / 100% Natural
- Certification: Available on request
- Ideal For: Rings, pendants and custom jewellery
Astrological Significance of Opal (Opal)
In Vedic astrology, Opal (Opal) is the gemstone of Venus (Shukra) and is traditionally associated with love, creativity, luxury and harmony. As it is regarded as a powerful stone, it is customarily worn on the advice of an experienced astrologer.
Why Buy From Pure Gems Pakistan
Every gemstone at Pure Gems Pakistan is carefully sourced and checked for authenticity, so you receive a 100% natural stone with certification available on request. We offer secure delivery across Pakistan along with cash-on-delivery for complete peace of mind.
About This Stone
Natural Ethiopian Opal 3.20CT Online is a single natural opal stone, weighing 3.2 Carat. It is listed at Rs. 12,000, which works out to about Rs. 3,750 per carat. The stone is Ethiopia in origin. Treatment: natural, untreated. It is held under SKU PS-000737. Every stone we list is weighed and photographed on its own, so the piece shown here is the exact one that will be dispatched — not a sample from a parcel.
At 3.2 Carat this is the size most of our customers buy. It reads clearly on the hand in a men's ring and is generous in a pendant, while staying light enough for everyday wear. It is also the range where colour matters most to the price, so two stones of the same weight can differ considerably in cost.
Opal sits at 5.5 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale of hardness. That is a moderate hardness: fine for pendants, earrings and rings worn with a little care, but it will pick up scratches if stored loose with harder stones. Wipe it with a damp cloth rather than scrubbing, and keep it in its own pouch.
Before you buy opal, check three things: that the stone is natural rather than lab-created or glass-filled, that any treatment is disclosed in writing, and that the weight quoted is the actual weight of the cut stone. Every opal on this page is inspected by our gemologists against those three points, priced per carat rather than per piece, and supplied with a certificate of authenticity; independent laboratory certification can be arranged on request.
