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Two-tone gold pendant necklace with blue opal oval, diamonds, green and pink stones
Two-tone gold pendant necklace on model, blue opal oval with diamond and colored stone details
Two-tone gold pendant necklace with blue opal oval, diamonds, green and pink stones
Two-tone gold pendant necklace on model, blue opal oval with diamond and colored stone details

C. 1990 Vintage Black Opal and .12 Carat Tsavorite Chameleon Pendant Necklace with Diamonds and Single Pink Sapphire in 18kt Two-Tone Gold. 18"

$4,195
C. 1990. A fun and whimsical find nature lovers will adore! This creative chameleon necklace from our Estate collection features a 13.5x11.5…

Item 246513

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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

Most opal shows its color play at the surface. Crystal opal does something else. Its transparency allows light to pass through the body of the stone, so the play-of-color has depth. The effect reads as glowing from within, a different optical experience that even fine opaque opal doesn't produce.

A Storied Heritage

Victorian jewelry embedded a specific narrative into animal motifs with particular precision. Serpent rings were for eternal love, dove pendants for peace, and swallow charms as sailors' talismans of safe return. Each creature assigned a distinct communicative function that the piece carried without words.

Industry Insight

Single bail: one attachment point, pendant hangs freely, moves with the wearer. Multi-bail: two or more fixed connection points, weight distributed, movement restricted. The difference is in how the pendant behaves throughout wear, not just how it looks at rest. Single bail is the format for pendants designed to move.

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