Celebrate timeless symbolism and luminous beauty with our Reconstituted Opal Sterling Silver Triquetra pendant.
This pendant features an intricate triquetra design representing unity, eternity, and the interconnected balance of mind, body, and spirit. At its center, shimmering reconstituted Opal displays a captivating play of colour, flashing iridescent hues that shift with the light. Carefully set to enhance its natural brilliance, the opal adds a touch of elegance and mystique to this meaningful piece.
Perfect for everyday wear or as a thoughtful gift, this pendant blends Celtic tradition with modern craftsmanship. Whether worn as a symbol of faith, protection, or personal connection, it is a striking accessory that carries both beauty and significance.
All Silver Scene jewellery comes lovingly packaged in a gift box.
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Made from: Reconstituted Opal & Sterling Silver, keep clean with an anti-tarnish cloth.
Dimensions: Including bale, 2.2 cm x 1.5 cm approx.
About the stone
Reconstituted Opal is a laboratory grown artificial stone designed to have the aesthetic appeal of an Opal. The gemstone is usually a mix of glass, metal and sometimes plastic resin.
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.
