Dendritic Opal Pendant
$65.00
TALL OVAL DENDRITIC OPAL PENDANT IN .925 STERLING SILVER
Dendritic opal is primarily found in several regions around the world, notably in Australia, where it is the origin of this stone. The unique fern-like or tree-like patterns (dendrites) within the opal are formed by trace metals, often manganese or iron oxides, that infiltrate the silica-rich waters during the stone’s formation. Each Dendritic Opal is unique and one-of-a-kind, its patterns seeming to create pictures in the imagination. This pendant measures 4.5cm tall by 3cm wide.
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