Ethiopian opal gemstone is well known for its vivid color play, with understated glimmers of gold, blue, red, and green. The Welo and Shewa regions of Ethiopia are the main locations of these magnificent diamonds, which were formed by volcanic action. Ethiopian opals are hydrophane, which means they absorb water and become even more translucent and bright when wet, in contrast to typical opals. Every opal has a distinct look due to its brilliant hues, which symbolize a range of feelings and occasions.