Genuine Ethiopian Opal Facet Beaded 14K Gold Necklace

Large sparkling graduated Ethiopian opal necklace, methiciously hand knotted on silk finished with a 18K gold clasp. All stones are hand carved for an extra sparkling effect and cont...

A one of a kind sparkling rainbow moonstone necklace that reflects all the hues of the rainbow spectrum. This necklace is made out of the highest quality blue flash rainbow moonstones. All 85 hand carved rainbow moonstone beads...

Add a mesmerizing touch to any outfit with this deep blue beaded necklace with Welo Opals in 14K yellow gold. This stunning necklace is made with shimmering Ethiopian Opals that give...

A sparkling Australian lightning ridge opal necklace, methiciously hand knotted, finished with an 14K gold diamond clasp and beads. The necklace has recently been restrung with gold ...

Wearing this Ethiopian Opal necklace is like carrying a piece of dawn's first light around your neck, each opal sphere capturing the tender warmth of sunrise in its luminous depths. ...

Thirty-three monumental Ethiopian opal beads totaling approximately 436.00 carats comprise this mesmerizing necklace. The graduated gems are not only im...

This necklace, adorned with graduated Ethiopian Opals, empowers you to step into every room with confidence and grace. It whispers of elegance and individuality, making a statement a...

Thirty-four solid opal beads totaling approximately 680.00 carats line the length of this eye-catching necklace. The graduated gems are an impressive size and perfectly matched, with each exhibiting a high level of translucence and a rainbow of colors. Opals are not cut into beads very often, as they are usually found in thin layers, and bigger deposits are exceptionally rare. Cutting the round structure also creates a great deal of excess– about 90% of the rough opal is cut away to create just one bead. To find 34 matching beads of this size and exceptional quality is extraordinary beyond compare. Opals are truly the stuff of legend. It was the Romans who first classified the black opal as a precious gemstone, believing that it was a source of good fortune. Since that time, the black opal has found its way into the crown jewels of many nations, including the Holy Roman Empire...