The things that Mother Nature produces will simply amaze.

This super rare Honeycomb Welo Opal from Welo province in northern Ethiopia looks like a dinosaur egg that’s about to hatch.

🇪🇹 The rare honeycomb welo opal is only found in Ethiopia. These gemstones are rarer than their lookalike Australian opals. pic.twitter.com/04D4qvzgGi

— Explore Africa (@olabotafrika) July 13, 2020

The splash of vibrant colors also makes it look like the opal contains a universe of some sort, especially the fiery bright color which gives the gem its due name.

Below is a stunning Mexican fire opal as captured by gemstone collector Jeff Schultz.

In this beautiful close up by gemstone hobbyist Jeff Schultz, we see a stunning Mexican fire opal. When illuminated just right, it looks like a sunset above the clouds [source, read more: https://t.co/Nj1Y4O9ZQC] pic.twitter.com/LRzlTIaqu1

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) February 12, 2021

According to Geology, a fire opal “is a variety of opal that has a bright yellow, bright orange or bright red background color…Precious Opal is a name given to any opal that exhibits “play-of-color”, a flashing display of spectral colors when the opal is “played” under a light source.

Check out the Honeycomb Welo Opal and more opal varieties from around the world after the jump.