Ethiopian Opal Number 6

Ethiopian Opal Number 6This 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

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Matches everything

To complete the design

People collecting this rock can only get there by sailboat

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The claim is very close the famous “Dead Camel” find