Opal Bracelet- 9.4 g - (1)

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Luca Esposito
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Geology graduate with 10 years' professional experience and webshop founder.

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Ethiopian Opal bracelet in 925 sterling silver, with Ethiopian opals, total weight 9.4 g and length approximately 17 cm.

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Ethiopian Opal Bracelet with 925 Sterling Silver

* Origin of the opals: Ethiopia
* Gemstone: Ethiopian opal
* Material: 925 sterling silver, stamped S925
* Total weight: 9.4 g
* Length: approx. 17 cm
* Design: Elegant bracelet with Ethiopian opals and a silver setting
* Color and appearance: Opals can show light to milky or transparent base colors and a fascinating play of colors with colorful light reflections.
* Special features: Ethiopian opals are known for their vibrant opalescence. Depending on the light, blue, green, orange, and red flashes may be visible. In combination with 925 sterling silver, this creates an elegant piece of jewelry with a natural gemstone character.

An attractive gemstone bracelet that is suitable for everyday wear as well as for special occasions.

Seller's Story

RareWorldGems specializes in minerals and jewelry. Emphasis is placed on the highest quality and reliability. I am part of a long-standing family business. This enterprise has been operated across generations and is established worldwide through a broad customer base and a diverse range of products. Additionally, RareWorldGems has partners around the globe who help advance the business further. Most of the minerals originate from Afghanistan.
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Ethiopian Opal Bracelet with 925 Sterling Silver

* Origin of the opals: Ethiopia
* Gemstone: Ethiopian opal
* Material: 925 sterling silver, stamped S925
* Total weight: 9.4 g
* Length: approx. 17 cm
* Design: Elegant bracelet with Ethiopian opals and a silver setting
* Color and appearance: Opals can show light to milky or transparent base colors and a fascinating play of colors with colorful light reflections.
* Special features: Ethiopian opals are known for their vibrant opalescence. Depending on the light, blue, green, orange, and red flashes may be visible. In combination with 925 sterling silver, this creates an elegant piece of jewelry with a natural gemstone character.

An attractive gemstone bracelet that is suitable for everyday wear as well as for special occasions.

Seller's Story

RareWorldGems specializes in minerals and jewelry. Emphasis is placed on the highest quality and reliability. I am part of a long-standing family business. This enterprise has been operated across generations and is established worldwide through a broad customer base and a diverse range of products. Additionally, RareWorldGems has partners around the globe who help advance the business further. Most of the minerals originate from Afghanistan.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Opal
Mineral form
Bracelet
Weight
9.4 g
Country of origin
Ethiopia
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Objects sold
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