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Gold necklace with a loop-shaped opal pendant on a white background
  • Gold necklace with a loop-shaped opal pendant on a white background
  • woman wearing 14k yellow gold loopy ethiopian opal necklace holding a pine tree branch in a forest setting
  • Close-up of a woman wearing a gold necklace with a small loop pendant featuring a natural ethiopian opal gemstone, hand touching hair, on a dark background
  • Gold loopy necklace with an opal pendant on a white background
  • Gold loop pendant necklace with a white opal on a white background
Dreamweaver Necklace | Ethiopian Opal

Dreamweaver Necklace | Ethiopian Opal

$1,100.00
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A playful twist on timeless. This necklace features a solid 14K yellow gold loop that slides gently along a matching chain, anchored by a glowing natural Ethiopian opal with flashes of blue and green. Thoughtful little jump rings keep the pendant centered, so the clasp stays put and the sparkle stays front and center. Easy to wear, hard to forget — it’s the kind of piece you’ll reach for again and again.

details:

  • 15.4x13.9mm
  • 6mm natural Ethiopian opal
  • 14k yellow gold
  • 16" 1mm yellow gold chain with lobster clasp

This item is made to order. Please allow 6-8 weeks for production time plus shipping time.
PRODUCTION TIMELINE

Please allow 4-6 weeks production time plus approximately one week shipping time on items that are made to order. This includes any made to order item as well as stock rings (made in your finger size) and any item online which is listed online as an 'out of stock item’.
JEWELRY CARE

For many pieces, mild detergent, warm water, and a soft brush are a good start. However, opals should never get wet or be cleaned with water. Jewelry needs to be polished regularly and we recommend using Sunshine Polishing Cloths. Avoid harsh chemicals - especially perfumes and skin lotions which can immediately damage opals and pearls. Take your jewelry off while swimming in pools or the ocean. Both chlorine and saltwater erode gold over time.

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