Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284
Opal ve Zebercet Özel Tasarım Yüzük – OTS1284

Custom-Designed Opal and Peridot Ring – OTS1284 (ÖTS-1284)

Brand : EYSELL
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Price : $172.00(Vat included)
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Custom-Designed Opal and Peridot Ring – OTS1284 is a distinctive design combining opal's colors, which can change with the light, with the vibrant yellow-green tones of Peridot. In international jewelry terminology, Zebercet is known as Peridot and is the gemstone variety of olivine. The color contrast between opal and peridot gives the ring an elegant, sophisticated appearance.

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Opal's Play of Color Meets the Vibrant Green of Peridot

OTS1284 Custom-Designed Opal and Peridot Ring is an original piece of jewelry bringing the characters of two different gemstones together in one design.

Opal is a mineraloid composed of hydrated silica. The play-of-color seen in precious opals results from the interaction of microscopic silica spheres with light. This feature can allow opal to display changing colors under different lighting and viewing angles.

Zebercet is known in gemology as Peridot and is the yellowish-green gemstone variety of olivine. Its chemical composition is (MgFe)₂SiO₄. Peridot gets its characteristic green color from iron in its structure and has a Mohs hardness of 6,5–7.

The combination of opal's multicolored, luminous appearance and the fresh green tones of Peridot gives OTS1284 a romantic yet bold color character. Variations in the tones, patterns and internal structures of natural stones can give each piece a distinctive appearance.

Opal: It is composed of hydrated silica, with the chemical notation SiO₂·nH₂O. Its Mohs hardness is approximately 5–6,5. Opals may display play of color.

Peridot: It is the gemstone variety of olivine. Its chemical formula is (MgFe)₂SiO₄ and its hardness on the Mohs scale is 6,5–7. Its typical color ranges from yellowish green to deeper green tones.

The Colors of Light, the Green of Nature

Opal's captivating colors, changing with the light, meet the vibrant green of Peridot.

OTS1284 Custom-Designed Opal and Peridot Ring brings the contrasting characters of two gemstones together in an elegant composition. Opal's play of color adds movement and depth, while Peridot's fresh green tone gives the ring a vibrant, sophisticated touch.

With the distinctive colors and patterns of natural stones, OTS1284 stands out as an original Eysell piece carrying nature's colors in an elegant jewelry design.

Custom-designed women's opal and peridot stone ring OTS1284 Eysell

Weight
4,03 gr
Material
925 silver - 22-karat gold plating
Stone Diameter
18 x 16 mm
Colour
It can show a wide range of colours depending on the opal variety.
Stone Content
Opal Zebercet (Peridot)
Design
Elegant, meaningful design, ideal for special occasions and everyday wear
Brand
EYSELL
Product Contents
Ring
Properties
Opal is a mystical mineral with dazzling colour play from reflected light; its water molecules let it change shade with body heat. Believed to bring spiritual balance and luck, its basic properties are as follows. Peridot (Zebercet) is a durable natural stone of the olivine group, olive-green to yellowish-green, transparent or translucent, with Mohs hardness 6.5-7. Nature's mystical power.
Stone Origin
Ethiopia
Naturalness
100% natural
Stone Cut
Teardrop cut
Main Minerals Present
Opal is a natural gemstone material with a hydrated silica structure. Colour play, seen especially in precious opal varieties, can give it a changing look under different light and viewing angles. Chemical structure: SiO₂·nH₂O. Hardness: Mohs about 5 Zebercet, known in gemology as Peridot, is the yellowish-green gem variety of olivine. With composition (MgFe)₂SiO₄, Peridot gets its characteristic green colour from iron in its structure and has a Mohs hardness of 6,5–7.
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