Opal Bracelets
Opal Gemstone Bracelets
A gemstone known for its dazzling internal play-of-color, opal is a semi-transparent mineral that gets its name from the Latin word opus, which means – quite appropriately – "precious stone." Opal gemstones are pretty captivating and come in different shapes and sizes – with colors ranging from pale, milky whites with delicate internal hints of blue, yellow, and pink to the brilliant red-orange of fire and the deepest greens and blues of black opals.
A proper jewelry collection needs at least one piece of opal jewelry – and bracelets are a must-have for opal lovers. Opal bracelets are made from high-quality gemstones in various design styles and are perfect for any occasion, from casual gatherings to formal events. Bracelets come in many styles, but the most popular are bangle, tennis, link, and charm.
Opal Bangle Bracelets
These timeless treasures are generally solid, unending bracelets that you wear on the wrist as a single. (We don't advise stacking opal bangles as the stones are relatively soft and can be damaged.)
Opal Tennis Bracelets
Your look isn't complete without a tennis bracelet – go from the office to after-hours with this classic style. Oval opal cabochons beaming with glamorous color play can be a subtle accessory for your favorite LBD.
Opal Link Bracelets
This bracelet style might contain several links, each containing a piece of opal, or they may showcase a single feature opal. Link bracelets have a lot of movement so that you can show off the eye-catching sparkle of the gemstones.
Charm Opal Bracelets
You can find a more unique, whimsical style with charm bracelets. These fun bracelets usually include beads or carvings attached to the links. From flowers to animals, opal charm bracelets add a touch of fun nature-inspired beauty to your look.
Whether you need the perfect accessory or want to give a close friend or relative a rare and elegant piece of jewelry that will last a lifetime, authentic opal bracelets are unique, beautiful, and timeless–just like you.
