Ethiopian Opal Number 1

Ethiopian Opal Number 1This Ethiopian opal displays exceptional play of color, with vivid flashes that shift across the surface as light moves through the stone. Formed from silica rich solutions that solidified into tightly ordered microscopic spheres, this precise internal structure is what creates opals depth, fire, and complexity. Sourced from Ethiopias Welo region, these opals are known for their brightness, clarity, and dynamic color range. Carefully cut to preserve

Indonesia in SE Asia

Its petite size makes it an easy everyday piece that still carries the character of a much larger specimen

Deposits in central Tanzania have been in constant production since 1986

It is found in the Hamersley Basin near the iron ore mining town of Newman

promoting stability

Labradorite (only on earrings)

artisan-built frame that complements the ancient story held inside the stone

The back reveals an elegant open sterling silver scroll design

After the war

In certain deposits

Formed over millions of years through rhythmic layers of silica deposition

once living