Black Opal Doublet Ring, Yellow Gold
$335.00
LOVELY AND UNIQUE BLACK OPAL DOUBLET SET IN 14k YELLOW GOLD RING FEATURING A DELICATE, FLOWERY FILAGREE BEZEL, SIZE 6
A doublet is a thin layer of crystal opal firmly affixed to a layer of common (non-gem) black opal. The backing serves to highlight and enhance the color of the opal. Doublets are a fantastic and far less expensive alternative to solid Australian Black Opal, offering the appearance of solid, gem-quality black opal for typically 1/10 the cost.
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