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Opal
Ethiopian Wollo Opal — 2.84ct Oval
A 2.84 carat Wollo opal cut as a domed oval cabochon, showing a broad flash of emerald green and gold across a semi-translucent crystal body. This exact stone — the one photographed — is what you receive.
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Fine
Strong color saturation and excellent cut precision; minimal inclusions.
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Gemstone Specifications
- 2.84 ct
- Dimensions
- 13.2 × 9.6 × 5.1 mm
- Shape
- Oval
- Cabochon
- Green-gold play on crystal body
- Semi-translucent, minor internal fractures typical of opal
- Wollo, Ethiopia
- None
- Natural
- Inventory ID
- MK-OP-0284
Opal Characteristics
- Crystal
- Strong
- Dominant Flash Colors
- Green, Gold
- Broad Flash
- Transparency
- Semi Translucent
- Brightness
- High
- Hydrophane
- Yes
Customer Reviews
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- August 29, 2026
A genuine treasure
I was nervous about buying a gemstone online, but the detailed specs and macro photos matched the stone exactly when it arrived. Couldn't be happier.
Elijah T., London, UKVerified Purchase15 found this helpful - August 29, 2026
Good value
Nice Ethiopian Wollo Opal. Slightly smaller looking than I pictured at this carat weight, but the color makes up for it.
James T., Denver, COVerified Purchase12 found this helpful - August 23, 2026
Worth every cent
My jeweler was impressed with the clarity and cut when I brought this in for setting. Will absolutely be back for my next piece.
Lucas V., Austin, TXVerified Purchase18 found this helpful - August 12, 2026
Gorgeous color and cut
This Ethiopian Wollo Opal is the centerpiece of a custom setting I'm having made — the cut quality is obviously excellent, catches light beautifully from every angle.
Noah G., Boston, MAVerified Purchase21 found this helpful
Gemstone Report
Makeda In-House Gemology Team
Report No. MK-GR-100284
- Origin
- Ethiopia
- Treatment
- None detected
Journey of Your Gem
- 1
Origin
Mined in the Wollo, Ethiopia highlands, where opal-bearing volcanic rock was first identified commercially in 2008.
- 2
Sorting
Rough material is sorted by local dealers for size and visible potential at regional trading centers.
- 3
Cutting & Polishing
A lapidary studies the rough from multiple angles before cutting, aiming to preserve the strongest pattern and play-of-color.
- 4
Quality Inspection
Each stone is assessed for body tone, play-of-color, and pattern, and measured for carat weight and dimensions.
- 5
Certification
Stones meeting our published quality bar receive in-house grading documentation disclosing what we can verify.
- 6
Your Collection
Hand-selected by our sourcing team before it ever reached the site.
