Ethiopian Welo opal is a stunning gemstone that has captured the attention of the world with its unique beauty. This gemstone is found in the highlands of Ethiopia, and it is known for its vibrant play of colors and mesmerizing patterns. In this blog post, we will explore the beauty of Ethiopian Welo opal and why it is one of the most sought-after gemstones in the world.
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About The Munich Show The Munich Show 2022 edition was held last September at Messe Munchen, Germany from 30th September until 2nd of October, 2022. It is a show like no other in Europe featuring gemstones, jewelry, minerals, and fossils. I had the opportunity to return back to the show after some hiatus due to
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This is such a genuine and common question when you compare the price of Australian vs Ethiopian Opals. Why are opals from Ethiopia less expensive? Do they have less worth? Is it less appealing? It seems that way to the uninformed, but if look deeper Ethiopian opals are rare and highly prized gemstones. If so,
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In the ever-competitive opal market of opals, the dominant power has always been Australia. Yet, since the discovery of Ethiopian Welo opals in 2008, Ethiopia has become the new heavyweight in the opal arena, pushing the century-long dominance of the Australian opal. Let us rewind to 1994 when the first Ethiopian opal was discovered in
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Hello and welcome to Opal Exporter. My name is Amanuel and I’m an “opalholic” My story begins in 2008 when I was introduced to the mesmerizing world of opals through a close friend of mine. At that time, Ethiopia was already producing ‘Chocolate opals” from the Mezezzo area. That was the first opal that placed
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In the ever-competitive opal market of opals, the dominant power has always been Australia. Yet, since the discovery of Ethiopian Welo opals in 2008, Ethiopia has become the new heavyweight in the opal arena, pushing the century-long dominance of the Australian opal. Let us rewind to 1994 when the first Ethiopian opal was discovered in
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