Natural Opal Necklace

Each quarter we aim to highlight a new cause that we are passionate about - from civil rights to environmental issues. We aim to shed light on what's going on, show ways people can get involved, and raise funds for the cause - donating 3% of all sales to the chosen organization.

Current Organization: The World Wildlife Fund

Their Mission: to help people and nature thrive.

Use a piece of string (or tape measure) to find the desired length of your necklace and then measure the length of the string. The image below shows roughly where the necklace lengths fall, however, we suggest using the measuring method to be sure you are happy with your selection.

Ethiopian opal once cut is highly stable.  That being said, opal is a hydrophane stone and is absorbent. Chemicals including hair products, dyes, oils, cleaners, perfumes, lotions and chlorine should be avoided.

Keep your opals cool and out of hot sunlight so they don’t crack and get discolored from too much heat.

Clean with care: gently wipe them down with a soft, damp cloth after wearing to clean and rehydrate them.

To learn more about the gemstones, click HERE.

Unmined, or lab grown diamonds have same optical, chemical, thermal, and physical features as mined diamonds, without the detrimental environmental effects of mining.

The process of recycling gold doesn't result in any loss of quality and therefore, gives you the same gorgeous piece of jewelry without the vast impacts of newly mined materials.