Ethiopian Opal Gemstones & Jewelry
Discover the vibrant magic of natural Ethiopian opals — from loose gemstones to handcrafted silver and gold jewelry. Whether you’re a jewelry designer, gem collector, or gift buyer, this collection brings you the finest opals in faceted, cabochon, and statement jewelry forms.
Explore Our Complete Opal Collection
Looking for loose Ethiopian opals or ready-to-wear jewelry? This is the one-stop shop for everything opal. From raw, untamed beauty to refined, wearable art — we bring you the finest handpicked pieces. Browse through our cabochon, faceted, and freeform opals, or explore our elegant opal earrings, rings, and pendants.
Natural Ethiopian Opals: Faceted, Cabochon & Fancy Cuts
Our Ethiopian opals are ethically sourced and expertly cut to highlight their vibrant play of color. Choose from:
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Calibrated Faceted Opals—Ideal for fine jewelry
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Cabochon Opals—Smooth-polished and full of fire
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Freeform One-of-a-Kind Opals—Raw beauty for statement designs
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Fancy Shapes—Hearts, trillions, pears, and more
Each stone is graded by eye and hand-inspected for brightness, pattern, and clarity.
👉 Example: AAA Pear Cabochon – 5.2 Cts
Statement Opal Jewelry in 925 Silver & Gold Plating
We craft stunning jewelry pieces featuring real Ethiopian opals in
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October Birthstone Earrings & Pendants
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Minimal Design Rings for Men & Women
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Silver Chain Dangle Earrings—a favorite among gift shoppers
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Cocktail Rings & Evening Jewelry
All made in 925 sterling silver, with options for gold plating or a classic silver look.
Why Choose Ethiopian Opals from Us?
We source directly, cut ethically, and serve customers globally. Highlights:
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Over a decade of opal expertise
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No mixed parcels — only curated, quality stones
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In-house cutting for precision and consistency
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Exhibitor at JCK Las Vegas, Bangkok Gems, and more
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Bulk & wholesale available on request
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What makes Ethiopian opals different from Australian opals?
Ethiopian opals are known for their vivid play of color and hydrophane nature, meaning they absorb water and become temporarily transparent. They're also more affordable than Australian black opals.
2. Are Ethiopian opals durable for daily wear?
Yes, but care is needed. Avoid water, soaps, and harsh chemicals, as Ethiopian opals are softer and more absorbent than other stones.
3. What is a hydrophane opal?
It’s a type of opal that absorbs water and becomes temporarily more transparent. Once dry, it regains its original look. Ethiopian opals are hydrophane.
4. Can I use these opals for my own jewelry designs?
Absolutely! Our calibrated stones are perfect for custom jewelry. Designers love using them in rings, earrings, and necklaces.
5. Is Ethiopian opal a birthstone?
Yes — it is the official October birthstone, making it perfect for gifts and meaningful jewelry.
6. How can I clean and store Ethiopian opals?
Clean gently with a soft cloth. Do not soak or expose to water. Store separately to prevent scratches.
7. Do Ethiopian opals have any metaphysical meaning?
Yes! Opals are believed to spark creativity, emotional healing, and amplify positive energy — perfect for spiritual or healing-based jewelry.