Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion (closeup)

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

Oval Gray Spot (Outside)

 

2.3 ounces

64.5 grams

 

Seller: Ethiopian Gems/ EthiopianGems.com

Gem Miner’s Jubilee

Lebanon Valley Expo Center

Lebanon, PA

 

17 August 2024

Opal: Ethiopian Wello Opal Specimen with Grayish Inclusion

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