Two distinct clusters mounted with thirteen faceted Ethiopian fire opals in each—a pleasing assorted medley of both marquise cuts and round shapes—light up with a breathtaking display of different colors in the light.
The surface of each opal has its own "life"; some flash, and others twinkle. Some are green, while others are orange and yellow. One lone opal stands out for its notably pale body tone, a focal point in a sea of warm orange—likely the conscious choice of a creative designer to make the pendant all the more visually interesting, contributing to its overall character.
For further visual aesthetic reprive, a band of brilliant-cut natural white zircon accents separates the two fire opal clusters, acting as a complementary centerpiece that balances the opals.
Sourced from a Richmond, Virginia vintage and estate jewelry boutique, the pendant is likely from the 2010s and in excellent condition. Measuring 1.6 inches in total length from the top of its bail, it makes for a strong standalone women's necklace that can be noticed from a distance.
Adjustable 18” to 20" sterling silver box-style chain included.
To keep your Ethiopian opal jewelry in its best possible condition, we recommend keeping it away from water. Remove Ethiopian opal necklaces before bathing or swimming.
