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Black Ethiopian Opal Bracelet in Sterling Silver

Zaroli

£49

Bracelet with the rarest type of opal black in multi-faceted rondelles that look a beautiful dark blue. The opals have a gorgeous play of colour of blues, greens and reds which is hard to capture on camera. It is also very difficult to get a true photo representation of the opals too, as due to their nature they look so different depending on how they catch the light. But I promise you won t be disappointed! Comes with an authenticity certificate from my gemstone supplier. The bracelet has an extender chain making it is adjustable to fit most wrists. Hand beaded onto the gold standard of jewel

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Black Ethiopian Opal Bracelet in Sterling Silver

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