AAA Quality Natural Ethiopian Welo Opal Necklace – Dominant Neon Green, Fiery Orange & Electric Pink Fire | One-of-a-Kind

✦ Product Highlights
✔ AAA Quality Natural Ethiopian Welo Opal Necklace
✔ Bright Crystal Body Tone
✔ Dominant Neon Green, Fiery Orange & Electric Pink Fire
✔ Strong Multicolor Play-of-Color
✔ Soft Broadflash & Floral Fire Pattern
✔ Pear Cabochon Necklace Design
✔ Elegant Minimal Luxury Setting
✔ Untreated (100% Natural)
✔ Luxury Everyday Jewelry Piece

✦ Product Specifications
Origin: Ethiopia
Type: Natural Welo Opal Necklace
Shape: Pear Cabochon Necklace
Body Tone: Bright Semi-Transparent Crystal Body Tone
Dominant Fire Colors: Neon Green, Fiery Orange, Electric Pink
Secondary Fire Colors: Blue, Yellow, Aqua & Purple
Pattern: Broadflash & Floral Pattern
Setting Style: Minimal Luxury Necklace Setting
Treatment: None (100% Natural)
Quality: AAA Quality

✦ Short Description
This natural Ethiopian Welo opal necklace displays vibrant neon green, fiery orange, and electric pink fire glowing beautifully across the surface of the opal. Bright flashes of blue, yellow, aqua, and purple emerge throughout the stone, creating lively multicolor movement and exceptional visual depth. The opal exhibits a soft broadflash and floral-style play-of-color pattern with luminous fire that shifts beautifully under changing light.

Expertly polished into a graceful pear cabochon and secured in an elegant minimalist necklace setting, this untreated AAA quality Welo opal offers refined brightness, smooth color balance, and timeless luxury appeal ideal for collectors, gifting, or elegant everyday jewelry wear.

✦ Why Customers Love This Necklace
• Bright Neon Green & Electric Pink Fire
• Elegant Pear Shape Opal Design
• Soft Multicolor Fire Movement
• Clean Minimal Luxury Necklace Setting
• Beautiful Broadflash Color Distribution
• Premium AAA Quality Ethiopian Welo Opal
• Eye-Catching Fire Under Every Lighting Angle
• Unique One-of-a-Kind Natural Necklace

✦ Pricing
Natural Opal Necklace: $315 USD

✦ Important Notes
Photos are taken under direct lighting to highlight the opal’s natural play-of-color. Colors may appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions, screen settings, and viewing angles.