Our beautiful One-Off Opal 18K Gold and Sterling Silver Studs are perfect for everyday wear or special occasions.

At Silver Scene we love to be different and that's why we have created our 'One-off' range, unique pieces of jewellery for unique people.

Each earring compromises of a beautiful oval, Australian Opal doublet set in Sterling Silver. The setting on these earrings are nearly as beautiful as the stones themselves. Our silversmiths and goldsmiths have created a setting with a band of hammered Sterling Silver around the stone. As an extra touch, an intertwined wave of 18K gold flows up one side of the stone. Simple yet effective, this design is elegant and ultra feminine.

Each opal is completely unique showing off different colours and patterns as the light hits them, like little galaxies trapped in stones you could easily get lost in them for hours. These particular Opals are full of fire and sparkle, making these earrings an extra special piece.

A unique piece of jewellery, these gorgeous earrings are a one-of-a-kind piece, only one pair has been made especially for you and, just like you, there are no other earrings quite like these ones. 

Whether its a gift for a loved one or a treat for yourself, you just can't go wrong with this gorgeous pair of earrings.

All Silver Scene jewellery comes lovingly packaged in a gift box.

This piece has been ethically designed and made by hand by Silver Scene Ltd in our workshops in Bali, Indonesia. It is an exclusive Silver Scene design and limited to one piece only.

Made from

Australian Opal doublets set in Sterling Silver, keep clean with an anti-tarnish cloth.

Please be aware that opals are delicate stones that can break when knocked against a hard surface. Prolonged exposure to water can also damage them so it is always advisable to take off any opal jewellery before showering or bathing.

About the stone

Opal is the birthstone for October.

Australia produces 95% of the worlds opals. It is not known exactly how opal is formed, but many believe it is formed when water from rain seeps down into crevasses in the rock. Once the water evaporates, the silica that is left behind dries out and hardens into precious opal.

The ancient Greeks believed that opals were formed from the tears of joy wept by Zeus when he defeated the titans, and that the opal bestowed prophetic powers.

Most civilizations see opal as a lucky stone. In the Middle Ages, it was considered that it could provide great luck as it carried all the virtues of each gemstone whose colour was represented in the opal.  Following the publication of Sir Walter Scott’s ‘Anne of Geierstein’ in 1829, opal acquired a less popular reputation. In Scott’s novel, the Baroness of Arnheim wears an opal talisman with supernatural powers. When a drop of holy water falls on the talisman, the opal turns into a colourless stone and the Baroness dies soon after. Due to the popularity of this novel, people began to associate opals with bad luck and death and within a year of the novel being published, the sale of opals in Europe had dropped by 50%.

Opals have always been associated with love and passion, it is a seductive stone that intensifies emotions and releases inhibitions. It is believed to stimulate originality and creativity. Wearing opal is said to bring loyalty, faithfulness and spontaneity.

Dimensions

At widest points 1.3 cm x 0.9 cm approx.

Post length 1 cm

Earrings pictured are earrings sold.