OCTOBER

Opal

Opal is a hydrated amorphous form of silica. The word Opal is derived from the Sanskrit upala, which means jewel. Opal has always been associated with love and passion. Wearing an opal is said to bring about loyalty and faithfulness.

Art Deco Opal & Diamond Pendant c.1930
Price£5,950.00
Victorian Opal & Diamond Ring c.1897
Price£995.00
Edwardian Opal 5 Stone Ring c.1910
Price£1,650.00
Art Nouveau Opal Ring c.1910
Price£3,450.00
Victorian Opal Set Fly Stickpin c1900
Price£450.00
Art Deco Black Opal & Diamond Necklace c.1930
Price£7,750.00
Art Nouveau Murrle Bennett Opal Pendant c.1910
Price£995.00
Art Deco Opal & Pearl Chain c.1920
Price£2,250.00
Mid-Century Large Opal Stud Earrings c.1950
Price£1,650.00
Art Nouveau Opal & Diamond Shamrock Brooch c.1890
Price£950.00
Victorian Opal & Diamond Comet Brooch c.1890
Price£1,450.00
SOLD
Victorian Opal, Demantoid Garnet, & Diamond Cluster Ring c.1900
Out of stock
Art Deco Opal Solitaire Ring c.1930
Price£4,250.00

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OCTOBER

Opal

Art Deco Opal & Diamond Pendant c.1930

Victorian Opal & Diamond Ring c.1897

Edwardian Opal 5 Stone Ring c.1910

Art Nouveau Opal Ring c.1910

Victorian Opal Set Fly Stickpin c1900

Art Deco Black Opal & Diamond Necklace c.1930

Art Nouveau Murrle Bennett Opal Pendant c.1910

Art Deco Opal & Pearl Chain c.1920

Mid-Century Large Opal Stud Earrings c.1950

Art Nouveau Opal & Diamond Shamrock Brooch c.1890

Victorian Opal & Diamond Comet Brooch c.1890

Victorian Opal, Demantoid Garnet, & Diamond Cluster Ring c.1900

Art Deco Opal Solitaire Ring c.1930

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