The magic of Australian Boulder Opal complimenting the magic of Australian Chrysoprase and brought together in this stunning bespoke necklace. Hand knotted with silk and set in fine silver on a open sterling silver back plate, along with a sparkly emerald set in 9k, make this piece a one in a million. And what about that clasp! Both of these Australian Chrysoprase stones I have used in the clasp and pendant along with the Boulder Opal were hand cut by me. The Chrysoprase are a matching pair that I felt fit perfectly with this design. I have loved making every part of this necklace. This Boulder Opal is so very unique with its two faces. The soft mist of a thousand midnight stars floating across the face of a bold blue and green landscape. Absolutely stunning. This is quite a large pendant measuring L 42mm x W 14mm x H 5mm TCW of Chrysoprase: 3.17 TCW of Opal: 11.8 Length of hand knotted necklace is 17 inches. I am a Lapidary as well as a jeweller so I am able to make you uniquely made one of a kind jewellery. Please be aware that these Opals may have natural pits and markings. They are as nature intended I have only cut, shaped and polished, I have not even tried to remove any imperfections. If you've never had a little bit of Australia how better to start than with a collectible piece. Or you may be in love with Opals like me and can't help but add to your collection. Video is available on Instagram. Frequently asked question: Can my solid Opal go in water? Yes, Australian Opals CAN go into water. They are not porous. Australian Opal are the most durable of all the Opals. Please don't confuse other Opal with Australian Opal. The only time you need to be careful of submerging Australian Opal in water is when they are doublets and triplets because of the glue used to hold the slice of Opal onto the backing. Anyone who sells doublets or triplets should give you full disclosure. All my Opals are solid and will not change or alter in water. Guaranteed!! *all photos are taken by me on my iPhone. Sunlight and direct light is the best way to see the beauty and intensity of colour in an Opal.* Please read my shop policies before purchase. Thank you.
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