Opal
Opal
- Welo opals are known for their vibrant play-of-color across the entire stone.
- Ethiopian opals often have a white or light body color, enhancing color play.
- Many Ethiopian opals are hydrophane, meaning they can absorb water.
- The Welo region became a major opal source in 2008, changing the global opal market.
- Ethiopian opals often display unique patterns, including “column” or “ribbon” structures.
Ethiopia has become world-renowned for its spectacular opals, particularly those from the Welo (Wollo) region. These opals are famous for their play-of-color, durability, and unique patterns that set them apart from Australian opals.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.