Ethiopian Opal is a very gentle and beautiful stone. Meanwhile, it is used with high-quality metal to frame elegant Jewelry. Here some facts that one should keep in mind while judging an Ethiopian Opal. In the world of Opal, nature has offered an assortment of Opal stone, Ethiopian Opal beads has been considered among the most precious and valuable Opal after Australian Opal. Meanwhile, both the stones have the same certain properties, yet there are some slight differences. The expressive difference in properties between Ethiopian and Australian Opals helps one to find a suitable Gemstone. Here are some measures that help one to find a meaningful Ethiopian Opal-
• Ethiopian Opals are Hydrophane that means they can absorb water.
• Hydrophane changes the color and transparency of the stone that might make them quite unstable.
• Ethiopian Opals might turn yellow or brown and lose their fire. This probably happens because the stone has been permitted to engage with water, which momentarily disturbs its colour and fire. Once the stone is desiccated, it yields to the normal state.