Made with bezel-set Doublet Opal, the diamond-accented Lilly Gold Studs are clean and elegant, and a very feminine style you can wear day in, day out.
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Earrings Information
- Metal: 18K Gold
- Metal Weight (g): 1.6-1.8
Diamond Information
- Shape: Round
- Diamond Size: 1.2mm
- Clarity: SI1
- Total Carat Weight: 0.05
- No. Of Diamonds: 6
Gemstone Information
- Stone Size: 7x10mm
- Total Carat Weight: 6
- No. Of Stones: 2
About the stones:
Natural Doublet Opal: Formed by a combination of silicon dioxide and water trapped within solid rocks like limonite, sandstone, rhyolite, marl, and basalt, opal is distinguished by its iridescent play of color—a.k.a. “fire”—which reveals itself when exposed to a light source. It’s also the birthstone for October. Several varieties are used in jewelry, including: -Boulder Opal found in cracks or coatings in and around ironstone and sandstone boulders. -Doublet Opal which is a thin slice of precious opal cemented onto a backing, usually a piece of ironstone. -White Opal which has a milky pale white appearance with bright flashes of fire.
Metaphysical Properties: A common misconception is that it’s bad luck to wear opals if they’re not your birthstone. The fact is that opal was a good luck talisman in ancient times and today is regarded as a symbol of hope, innocence and purity. It’s a healing, protective stone that also intensifies emotions and releases inhibitions.
Lilly Doublet Opal 18k Yellow Gold Stud Earrings
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Made with bezel-set Doublet Opal, the diamond-accented Lilly Gold Studs are clean and elegant, and a very feminine style you can wear day in, day out.
Details
Earrings Information
- Metal: 18K Gold
- Metal Weight (g): 1.6-1.8
Diamond Information
- Shape: Round
- Diamond Size: 1.2mm
- Clarity: SI1
- Total Carat Weight: 0.05
- No. Of Diamonds: 6
Gemstone Information
- Stone Size: 7x10mm
- Total Carat Weight: 6
- No. Of Stones: 2
About the stones:
Natural Doublet Opal: Formed by a combination of silicon dioxide and water trapped within solid rocks like limonite, sandstone, rhyolite, marl, and basalt, opal is distinguished by its iridescent play of color—a.k.a. “fire”—which reveals itself when exposed to a light source. It’s also the birthstone for October. Several varieties are used in jewelry, including: -Boulder Opal found in cracks or coatings in and around ironstone and sandstone boulders. -Doublet Opal which is a thin slice of precious opal cemented onto a backing, usually a piece of ironstone. -White Opal which has a milky pale white appearance with bright flashes of fire.
Metaphysical Properties: A common misconception is that it’s bad luck to wear opals if they’re not your birthstone. The fact is that opal was a good luck talisman in ancient times and today is regarded as a symbol of hope, innocence and purity. It’s a healing, protective stone that also intensifies emotions and releases inhibitions.