Mexican Opal Dragons Breath Necklace - Large Silver Art Deco Heart - Blue Red Color Changing Pendant - Dragon Fire Amulet
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$22.00
$22.00
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This necklace is exquisite! The focal point of this antique silver Art Deco style Heart pendant is the 18x25mm Glass Cabochon which has been made in the style of a Mexican Opal also known as Dragon's Breath (made from glass not a gemstone). With each slight turn, the colors shift from deep scarlet red to lightening strikes of blues!
18x25mm glass pendant
Heart Pendant - 40w x 45h (including mounting ring)
Material - zinc alloy (casting) in Antique Silver finish
Mexican Opal, also known as Dragon’s Breath, is a collector’s nickname for man-made stones that are made of glass and mixed with certain metals to produce a brilliant color shifting effect. Colors shift from a deep to bright red with flashes of electric blue and even purples. The flashes of color from within the stone are known as the "breath" from which the name is derived. Mexican Opals were first used in jewelry in the early 1900’s to simulate fire/jelly opals. Highly collectible and rare – this lovely stone is a certain conversation piece and will become a cherished favorite.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
: Water resistant, but not waterproof. Remove before bathing, swimming and water activities.
: Choking Hazard, Small Parts - Not recommended for young children.
Handmade in the USA by Little Gem Girl© 2011 All Rights Reserved. Designs & content contained within Little Gem Girl products are the intellectual property of Little Gem Girl and may not be reproduced, copied, distributed and/or displayed without the written permission of Little Gem Girl.
18x25mm glass pendant
Heart Pendant - 40w x 45h (including mounting ring)
Material - zinc alloy (casting) in Antique Silver finish
Mexican Opal, also known as Dragon’s Breath, is a collector’s nickname for man-made stones that are made of glass and mixed with certain metals to produce a brilliant color shifting effect. Colors shift from a deep to bright red with flashes of electric blue and even purples. The flashes of color from within the stone are known as the "breath" from which the name is derived. Mexican Opals were first used in jewelry in the early 1900’s to simulate fire/jelly opals. Highly collectible and rare – this lovely stone is a certain conversation piece and will become a cherished favorite.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
: Water resistant, but not waterproof. Remove before bathing, swimming and water activities.
: Choking Hazard, Small Parts - Not recommended for young children.
Handmade in the USA by Little Gem Girl© 2011 All Rights Reserved. Designs & content contained within Little Gem Girl products are the intellectual property of Little Gem Girl and may not be reproduced, copied, distributed and/or displayed without the written permission of Little Gem Girl.
