Description
Five natural opals glow along the bracelet like tiny, shifting auroras—each one framed by a sparkling halo of cubic zirconia for maximum brilliance. The starburst accents add a delicate “constellation” rhythm, making the piece feel refined yet full of life. As you move, the opals catch the light differently, so the colors never look exactly the same twice—subtle, luxurious, and quietly mesmerizing.

Opal Collection
Our Opal Collection celebrates the natural magic of opal—most famously its play-of-color, a rare optical phenomenon where flashes of green, blue, pink, and fiery tones drift across the stone as the light and angle change. No two opals are ever identical: each one carries its own pattern, depth, and signature fire, making every piece quietly one of a kind. We use natural opal selected for lively color and character, sourced from Ethiopia, Africa. You may notice the glow shift subtly with different environments—softer and more mellow under warm, low light, and more crisp and vivid in daylight or cooler lighting. As you move, the opal seems to come alive, revealing new color with every turn.

All metal components are crafted in sterling silver; when a design features gold accents, those details are finished in 18k gold plating, adding a warm, refined contrast while preserving the clean brilliance of silver. Long associated with inspiration, hope, and protection, opal has an understated presence—never loud, yet always capable of catching the light at just the right moment, like a small reminder to carry your own glow forward.

Materials｜Natural opal; 18k gold vermeil; Sterling silver;  Cubic zirconia

Size｜Adjustable length: 6.10–7.28 in (15.5–18.5 cm)

Note: One of the most captivating qualities of natural opal is how “sensitive” it is to its surroundings. Under different lighting, background colors, and even changes in air humidity, an opal’s transparency and body tone may look noticeably different—sometimes crystal-clear with brighter play-of-color, and sometimes more milky or creamy. This is a natural expression of opal’s inherent water content and microstructure, which can make the same stone appear as if it has “changed color.” To care for your opal, avoid prolonged contact with water, steam, and sweat (remove before showering, hot springs, sauna, or workouts); avoid high heat, direct sun exposure, and sudden temperature changes; clean gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid ultrasonic cleaning or harsh chemical cleaners; store separately and away from environments that are excessively dry or humid to help reduce the risk of fogging or fine cracks caused by moisture-content shifts.