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Opal bead necklace with iridescent 4–4.5 mm beads
Iridescent opal bead necklace worn at the neckline
Opal bead necklace with iridescent 4–4.5 mm beads
Iridescent opal bead necklace worn at the neckline

4-4.5mm Opal Bead Necklace with 14kt Yellow Gold Magnetic Clasp

$199
Simply serendipitous, this 4-4.5mm round opal rondelle bead necklace is a dream come true. Cool, shimmery beads play nicely with practically…
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Item 241933

9 Gemstone Choices
Opal
Blue & White Sapphire
Ruby
Multicolored Opal
Sapphire
Multicolored Sapphire
Aquamarine
Pink Tourmaline
Multicolored Tourmaline
Emerald
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Stone Story

Boulder opal forms in narrow veins in ironstone deposits in Queensland, Australia. The opal is too thin to yield a solid stone but too vivid to waste. Cutters leave the natural ironstone backing attached, providing the dark ground that intensifies color play and gives each piece its profile. The result is a stone whose shape is determined by natural formation .

Built For Ease

Anyone who has watched someone struggle with a lobster clasp (pinching the lever, chasing the jump ring) will understand immediately why a magnetic clasp matters: the two ends connect on contact, with no pinching, threading, or precise alignment required.

The Perfect Gift

Traditional anniversary gemstone lists assigned opal to the 14th year and tourmaline to the eighth well before either was standardized as an October birthstone. This means both stones carry anniversary significance that predates the modern birthstone calendar.

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