In the Middle Ages, opal was considered a stone that could provide great luck because it was believed to possess all the virtues of each gemstone whose colour was represented in the colour spectrum of the opal.

Emerald gemstones were mined in Egypt as early as 330 BC, but some estimate that the oldest emeralds are 2.97 billion years old. Cleopatra is perhaps the most famous historical figure to cherish emerald gemstones.

Emerald is called the stone of eternal love and this also feeds into unconditional love too.

Emerald is the birthstone for May

Specifications:

Gemstone: Ethiopian Opal
Emerald
Orange Sapphire
Green Chrome Diopside

Pendant : 42mm x 18mm

Chain length : 40cm to 46cm

Material: Sterling Silver (925)
Gold plating


CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

To ensure the longevity and shine of your silver jewellery with gold plating, it's important to handle and care for them appropriately. Here are a few guidelines to keep in mind:

1. Avoid direct contact with chemicals: Chemicals such as perfumes, lotions, hair products, and even household cleaning agents can tarnish or damage the gold plating on your silver jewellery. Therefore, it's advisable to remove your jewellery before applying any of these substances.

2. Keep away from moisture: Water and moisture can cause the gold plating to wear off faster. Remove your silver jewellery with gold plating before swimming, taking a shower, or engaging in any activities that may expose it to excessive moisture.

3. Store separately: When not in use, store your silver jewellery in a cool dry place, preferably in a soft cloth pouch or individual compartments to prevent scratching or tarnishing. Avoid storing it with other jewellery pieces to prevent potential damage