Natural Ethiopian Round Opal Beaded Necklace with 14k Gold Accents

This exquisite necklace features two distinct chains that can be worn as one elegant long necklace or as two separate pieces, offering versatile styling options. The 18" 14k yellow g...

Elegant and vibrant, this stunning 24" round multicolor gemstone necklace is a true celebration of color and craftsmanship. Handcrafted with richly hued beads in shades of violet, la...

Make a bold statement with this striking 32" black opal and 14k gold link necklace—an exquisite blend of elegance and modern artistry. The faceted black opal beads shimmer with subtl...

This beautiful 20" black spinel beaded necklace features a timeless combination of glossy black beads interspersed with delicate 14k gold accents, creating a look that is both sophis...

Faceted Ethiopian Opals mounted of hand fabricated links. The lovely mostly orange hued Opals shimmer with flashes of green and blue and sparkle due to the facets. In ancient Rome Op...

Natural Opal single strand Bead Necklace with 14 Karat lobster gold Clasp. These are Ethiopian Beads 20 to 21 inch long 1 layers of Natural opal Beads...

A strand of ethereal color and golden craftsmanship. This 27" necklace features glowing round Ethiopian opal beads, each alive with flashes of rainbow fire. The opals are individuall...

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...