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I certify my products qualify for duty-free entry to the U.S. under USMCA. All orders include a Certificate of Origin.?
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Handmade by me
Solid 14K white Gold, Clasp, Extension wire, jump rings, beads and wrapping wire for the end drop
Sterling Silver crimps and Cable thimbles ( U shaped ends )
Stainless Steel Jewelry wire
Approximately 49 Carats Natural Gems 4.2mm - 7mm:
Neon Apatite
Opals
Adjustable Length - 21.38" - 22" 54.3cm - 56cm
This gorgeous piece has runs of bright blue opals and smooth opal drops set between coin shaped apatite gems. I've arranged the gems so that this can be worn as a necklace or a wrap bracelet that goes around the wrist 3 times. The opal drops burst into color outside in the sun and look great opposite from the smooth blue opals.
This piece is strung on flex wire for a comfortable to wear piece.
The clasp is a strong lobster style clasp.
This will come in a pretty gift box.
Thanks for looking:)
Esther
Opal:
Ethiopian Opal - The new Opals from the Welo district of Ethiopia discovered in 2008 have proven to be extremely stable despite their porosity, able to absorb water and change transparency or opacity, then revert back to their original state with no adverse reaction or cracking.
Blue Apatite
Apatite is most often seen in blue, but also can be found in brown, pink, yellow, green (from Spain called asparagus stone) and a rare variety of violet.
Although apatite is a very common mineral, transparent gemstone-quality apatite is extremely rare. Despite apatite being the defining mineral for 5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, it remains virtually unknown to most consumers and is seldom found in jewelry stores. However, because apatite occurs in such a wide variety of attractive colors and forms, it is a favorite among gemstone collectors. Connoisseurs often seek out rare colors such as Paraiba-like blue-green apatite or leek-green apatite, which is known as 'asparagus stone'.
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Please note that my items are photographed under LED lighting or outside on my back deck, so this is what the item looks like in natural light. I do not adjust color or "photoshop" the images. Please keep in mind that not all monitors show color the same way so there may be some slight difference in color.Thank you for looking!
I have moved most of my items to our other shop. Here is the link for a lot more handmade jewelry options:Handmade by me
Solid 14K white Gold, Clasp, Extension wire, jump rings, beads and wrapping wire for the end drop
Sterling Silver crimps and Cable thimbles ( U shaped ends )
Stainless Steel Jewelry wire
Approximately 49 Carats Natural Gems 4.2mm - 7mm:
Neon Apatite
Opals
Adjustable Length - 21.38" - 22" 54.3cm - 56cm
This gorgeous piece has runs of bright blue opals and smooth opal drops set between coin shaped apatite gems. I've arranged the gems so that this can be worn as a necklace or a wrap bracelet that goes around the wrist 3 times. The opal drops burst into color outside in the sun and look great opposite from the smooth blue opals.
This piece is strung on flex wire for a comfortable to wear piece.
The clasp is a strong lobster style clasp.
This will come in a pretty gift box.
Thanks for looking:)
Esther
Opal:
Ethiopian Opal - The new Opals from the Welo district of Ethiopia discovered in 2008 have proven to be extremely stable despite their porosity, able to absorb water and change transparency or opacity, then revert back to their original state with no adverse reaction or cracking.
Blue Apatite
Apatite is most often seen in blue, but also can be found in brown, pink, yellow, green (from Spain called asparagus stone) and a rare variety of violet.
Although apatite is a very common mineral, transparent gemstone-quality apatite is extremely rare. Despite apatite being the defining mineral for 5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, it remains virtually unknown to most consumers and is seldom found in jewelry stores. However, because apatite occurs in such a wide variety of attractive colors and forms, it is a favorite among gemstone collectors. Connoisseurs often seek out rare colors such as Paraiba-like blue-green apatite or leek-green apatite, which is known as 'asparagus stone'.
Natural Apatite Blue Black Opal Wrap Bracelet Long Necklace Solid 14k White Gold 21.3" - 22"
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IMAGES
Please note that my items are photographed under LED lighting or outside on my back deck, so this is what the item looks like in natural light. I do not adjust color or "photoshop" the images. Please keep in mind that not all monitors show color the same way so there may be some slight difference in color.Thank you for looking!