At first glance, the Ethiopian Welo Opal looks like something created in a lab.

The dazzling gem radiates neon colors that seem almost too vibrant to be naturally occurring.

When rotated, the stone sets off a firework-like display of these hues.

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This opal is relatively new in the commercial gem world.

Sites like Treasurion alsosell the loose gemstonefor upwards of a thousand dollars.

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Like all gems, there is visual diversity within the Ethiopian Welo Opal.

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This particular cut looks like an ocean bed is contained inside of it.

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