Sterling silver oval pink opal antique design pendant. This pendant measures 1 and 3/4 inches in the drop and 1 inch in width. This pendant has a 5.5mm bail and is rhodium plated. The pink opal is approximately 25x18mm.
approx 4.00ct 12x10 mm oval sri lankan hessonite garnet. hessonite is the brownish orange variety of rossular garnet. hessonite has been called the cinnamon stone in the past because of the rich amber color of the stone. gem quality hessonite is the rich cinnamon color and can be found in sri lanka brazil and california.
minimum 1.00ct 8x6mm oval imperial hessonite garnet. hessonite is the brownish orange variety of grossular garnet. tsavorite is the green variety of this type of garnet. hessonite has been called the cinnamon stone in the past because of the rich amber color of the stone. gem quality hessonite is the rich cinnamon color and can be found in sri lanka brazil and california. this stone is from sri lanka.
minimum 6.00ct 14x10mm oval hessonite garnet. hessonite is the brownish orange variety of grossular garnet. tsavorite is the green variety of this type of garnet. hessonite has been called the cinnamon stone in the past because of the rich amber color of the stone. gem quality hessonite is the rich cinnamon color and can be found in sri lanka brazil and california.
approx 2.60ct 10x8mm oval hessonite garnet. hessonite is the brownish orange variety of grossular garnet. tsavorite is the green variety of this type of garnet. hessonite has been called the cinnamon stone in the past because of the rich amber color of the stone. gem quality hessonite is the rich cinnamon color and can be found in sri lanka brazil and california.
minimum 8.00ct 14x10mm oval hessonite garnet. hessonite is the brownish orange variety of grossular garnet. tsavorite is the green variety of this type of garnet. hessonite has been called the cinnamon stone in the past because of the rich amber color of the stone. gem quality hessonite is the rich cinnamon color and can be found in sri lanka brazil and california.
