About this Product
2.5mm Ethiopian dark yellow Opal double wrap bracelet with sterling silver spacers clasp and extender chain.
Nice play of color in these tiny beads!
Dark yellow Ethiopian Opal is a variety of opal known for its rich and deep yellow hues. It often exhibits a mesmerizing play of colors, including flashes of red, orange, and green within the yellow base. This type of opal typically has a translucent to opaque appearance, with varying degrees of clarity.
Dark yellow Ethiopian Opal is believed to promote creativity, enhancing intuition, and fostering emotional healing.
It is associated with the solar plexus chakra, which governs self-esteem, personal power, and vitality. This gemstone is thought to help balance and energize this chakra, promoting a sense of confidence and empowerment.
Ethiopian Opal is often linked with the sign of Libra, as it is believed to promote balance, harmony, and inner peace, qualities that are important to individuals born under this sign.
Ethiopian Opal originates from the Wello Province in Ethiopia, where it is mined primarily in the volcanic rocks of the Wello Highlands. It is prized for its vibrant colors and unique play of light, making it a sought-after gemstone in the world of jewelry and metaphysical practices.
GEMS BY JAMI
Meet the Maker
Hi there! My name is Jami Schwager and I live in a small town in Northeastern Illinois named Johnsburg. We are located near the Chain of Lakes waterway and we (I am including my husband and captain of our vessel) LOVE boating on our Bayliner Cabin Cruiser in the summers! When I’m not on my boat you can usually find me making jewelry. Last year in 2022 I decided to make bracelets out of gemstones for the women in my family for Christmas gifts. I made them each a bracelet using their birthstones. I have been obsessed with making jewelry ever since! I enjoy coming up with new designs and discovering the beauty in each new gem stone I work with. Now I consider making jewelry my passion. I hope you enjoy my designs as much as I enjoy creating them. Thanks so much for checking out my shop!
