No reserve price - Necklace with pendant Silver - 0.50ct. tw. Opal
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A rosette-shaped pendant in 925 silver set with eight Welo opals from Ethiopia, featuring a total opal weight of about 0.56 ct (0.07 ct each) and purple cubic zirconia surrounding stones, supplied with a matching 45 cm Venetian-link chain, in very good condition with light wear and no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Nice rosette-shaped pendant made of first-grade silver (925), set with eight oval Welo opals from Ethiopia. The opals display the characteristic play of colors typical for this type of opal. Surrounding them are purple color stones, which tested as non-conductive and are therefore referred to as cubic zirconia.
The pendant comes with a matching Venetian link chain in first-grade silver.
Details:
Material of the pendant and chain: silver (925)
Type hanger: rozet
Opal: Welo opal (Ethiopia)
Number of opals: 8
Shape of opals: oval cabochon.
Dimensions per opal: approximately 5 × 3 mm.
Height of the opal: approximately 2 mm
Estimated carat weight per opal: approx. 0.07 ct.
Estimated total carat weight of opals: approx. 0.56 ct
Purple stones: cubic zirconia (based on testing, not further examined)
Diameter hanger: about 1.6 cm
Length of pendant incl. eye: approximately 2.2 cm.
Type of chain: Venetian link chain
Chain width: approx. 1 mm
Necklace length: approximately 45 cm.
- The stones in this jewelry may be treated or synthetic in origin. This has not been examined.
All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateNice rosette-shaped pendant made of first-grade silver (925), set with eight oval Welo opals from Ethiopia. The opals display the characteristic play of colors typical for this type of opal. Surrounding them are purple color stones, which tested as non-conductive and are therefore referred to as cubic zirconia.
The pendant comes with a matching Venetian link chain in first-grade silver.
Details:
Material of the pendant and chain: silver (925)
Type hanger: rozet
Opal: Welo opal (Ethiopia)
Number of opals: 8
Shape of opals: oval cabochon.
Dimensions per opal: approximately 5 × 3 mm.
Height of the opal: approximately 2 mm
Estimated carat weight per opal: approx. 0.07 ct.
Estimated total carat weight of opals: approx. 0.56 ct
Purple stones: cubic zirconia (based on testing, not further examined)
Diameter hanger: about 1.6 cm
Length of pendant incl. eye: approximately 2.2 cm.
Type of chain: Venetian link chain
Chain width: approx. 1 mm
Necklace length: approximately 45 cm.
- The stones in this jewelry may be treated or synthetic in origin. This has not been examined.
All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
After 2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
8
Total carat weight of all stones
0.50
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.07
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Opal
Total weight
5.17 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Length
45 cm
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