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White Opal Silver Bracelet – Oval Cabochons with Pavé Link Detail, 185mm
White Opal Silver Bracelet – Oval Cabochons with Pavé Link Detail, 185mm
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This tennis-style bracelet sets a row of oval white opal cabochons in sterling silver prong mounts, each stone linked by small pavé-set connectors. The opals carry a soft milky-white body with occasional flashes of green and gold as the bracelet catches the light. At 185mm (7.28in), it sits close to the wrist and fastens with a box clasp. Multiple genuine solid opals in one setting means slightly different colour and pattern from stone to stone — part of the appeal of a piece built from natural material rather than uniform lab-grown stones.
About White Opal
White opal — also called milky opal — is mined primarily at Coober Pedy and Mintabie in South Australia. Its light or white body tone gives the colour play a softer, pastel quality compared with the high-contrast fire of black opal. Strong-fire white opals carry pinks, blues and greens against a milky background, and at their best they have a delicate, almost ethereal beauty that distinguishes them from their darker cousins.
Specifications
- Stone: Australian White Opal (solid)
- Colour Play: Green and gold flash on a milky white body
- Shape: Oval cabochons
- Setting: Sterling silver prong settings with pavé link connectors
- Length: 185mm (7.28in)
- Closure: Box clasp
- Origin: Australia
- Availability: One-of-a-kind — 1 piece available
Caring for Your Opal
Opal is softer than diamond or sapphire, so a little care goes a long way. See Opal Care for storage, cleaning, and what to avoid.
Provenance
Hand-selected by Joseph Bernecki, sourced direct from the Australian opal fields and set in his Sydney workshop. Meet him any weekend at The Rocks Market, stall under the bridge, Sydney. Read Joseph's story →
Common Questions
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