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Natural Raw Blue Opal Crystals from Ethiopia – Rough Gemstone Lot for Reiki, Crystal Collecting & Wire Wrapping

  • Regular price $26.99

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Stone Name Ethiopian Opal
Stone Type Natural Precious Opal
Origin Ethiopia
Color Blue / Purple with color flashes
Weight Options 10 Ct to 500 Ct
Form Raw / Rough, Uncut
Transparency Translucent
Unique Characteristics Selected Smoked Raw Opal Reiki Crystals
Common Use Reiki, Meditation, Jewelry Making, Collecting

This parcel is a bit different from your usual brown or honey-toned Ethiopian rough — these pieces lean into cooler blues and purples, with the odd flash of pink or green cutting through when you tilt them under light.

It's raw blue opal in its truest sense, pulled straight from Ethiopia and left uncut so buyers can decide what to do with it themselves.

A good number of people buying opal crystal raw like this are into Reiki or general crystal work, since blue tones are often linked with calm and clarity in that space.

That said, plenty of jewelry makers grab these too, mainly for wire wrapping or rough-cut pendant settings where the natural shape of the stone stays visible instead of getting faceted away.

Buyers looking for ethiopian opal for sale in bulk can order higher carat weights from the same listing, useful if you're stocking a small shop or putting together gift sets.

Stone Appearance & Natural Beauty

  • Selected smoked raw opal crystals
  • Rich body tone with brilliant fire play
  • Natural rough crystal formations
  • Translucent Ethiopian opal material
  • Vibrant multicolor flashes
  • Unique crystal patterns in every parcel

Natural Raw Blue Opal Crystals from Ethiopia – Rough Gemstone Lot for Reiki, Crystal Collecting & Wire Wrapping - 10 Cts

$26.99

Product Frequently Asked Questions

Ethiopian opal naturally comes in a range of body colors, and blue-purple tones happen when the mineral structure forms slightly differently. It's still the same type of opal, just a different color batch.

Most people just rinse it briefly under cool water and let it air dry, since opal doesn't handle prolonged soaking well. No special treatment is required beyond that.

It works fine for rough-cut settings, wire wrapping, or pendant cages where the natural shape stays visible. If you want a smooth cabochon, you'd need to cut and polish it first.

The color range will match, but exact shapes and size distribution vary since this is a natural, sorted parcel and not one identical stone repeated.

Keep it out of direct sunlight for long stretches and store it separately from harder stones that could scratch the surface.

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