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New 925 silver rhodium-plated tennis bracelet featuring 30 natural Ethiopian Welo opals as the main stones totaling 9.50 ct and 30 surrounding opals totaling 9.51 ct, 19 cm long and weighing 11.49 g.
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Tennis bracelet with natural Ethiopian opals – 925 rhodium-plated silver | 9.50 ct | 19 cm
Elegant and timeless bracelet made of high-quality 925 sterling silver, rhodium plated, which gives it a noble shine reminiscent of white gold and increases resistance to tarnishing.
The adornment consists of 30 natural Ethiopian Welo opals with a total weight of about 9.50 ct. The stones are arranged in an impressive alternating cut pattern – octagon, oval and pear – which gives the bracelet a unique and elegant character.
Opals delight with an intense play of colors. In the light you can see flashes of green, orange and electric blue, which change with movement.
Parameters: • 925 rhodium-plated sterling silver
• Natural Welo opals (Ethiopia)
• Total stone weight: approx. 9.50 ct
• Number of stones: 30
• Cuts: octagon, oval and pear
• Length: 19 cm
• Weight: 11.49 g
• Box clasp with additional safety
• Condition: excellent / like new
This is a exceptional bracelet with a luxurious look, perfect for both natural opal collectors and as an elegant gift. It looks beautiful on the wrist and delights with the extraordinary opalescence characteristic of Ethiopian opals.
Tennis bracelet with natural Ethiopian opals – 925 rhodium-plated silver | 9.50 ct | 19 cm
Elegant and timeless bracelet made of high-quality 925 sterling silver, rhodium plated, which gives it a noble shine reminiscent of white gold and increases resistance to tarnishing.
The adornment consists of 30 natural Ethiopian Welo opals with a total weight of about 9.50 ct. The stones are arranged in an impressive alternating cut pattern – octagon, oval and pear – which gives the bracelet a unique and elegant character.
Opals delight with an intense play of colors. In the light you can see flashes of green, orange and electric blue, which change with movement.
Parameters: • 925 rhodium-plated sterling silver
• Natural Welo opals (Ethiopia)
• Total stone weight: approx. 9.50 ct
• Number of stones: 30
• Cuts: octagon, oval and pear
• Length: 19 cm
• Weight: 11.49 g
• Box clasp with additional safety
• Condition: excellent / like new
This is a exceptional bracelet with a luxurious look, perfect for both natural opal collectors and as an elegant gift. It looks beautiful on the wrist and delights with the extraordinary opalescence characteristic of Ethiopian opals.
Details
Era
After 2000
Shape of surrounding stones
Mixed shape
Total carat weight of all stones
9.50
No. of surrounding gemstones
30
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
30
Cutting style of surrounding stones
Faceted cut
Brand jewellery
No
Total carat weight of surrounding stones
9.51
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
9.50
Metal
Silver
Main stone
Opal
Surrounding stones
Opal
Total weight
11.49 g
Condition
New
Country of origin
India
Gender
Women
Shape of main stone
Mixed shape
Cutting style of main stone
Faceted cut
Circumference
19 cm
Bracelet size
Large (19 cm)
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