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Blue Opal Feather Huggie Hoop Earrings
$409.00 USD
Product Details
Product Details
Blue Opal Feather Huggie Hoop Earrings balance opal color with feather motif, creating a polished focal point beside the face. The silhouette works easily with everyday outfits while still feeling distinctive enough for gifting.
- Gemstone: Opal
- Metal and finish: S925 Silver
- Measurements: Height 29mm, Width 22mm
Measurements and weights are approximate. Opal color and iridescence can vary slightly and may look different under lighting, photography and screen settings.
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Shipping
On Orders of US$69 or More
Return & Exchange
Eligible non-personalized items may be returned or exchanged within 14 calendar days after delivery. Customers are responsible for return shipping on change-of-mind returns. No restocking fee applies.Personalized and made-to-order items are Final Sale for change-of-mind returns. This restriction does not apply if an item arrives damaged, defective, is the wrong item, is materially misdescribed, or is incorrectly personalized due to an OOAKB error. In these cases, an appropriate replacement or refund will be provided.
Opal: Color That Shifts with the Light
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Opal is hydrated silica. Precious opal can show play-of-color—flashes that appear to shift as the stone or light moves—while common opal may not show this effect. Body color and transparency can also vary.
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Look beyond a single grade label. Compare body color, transparency, visible pattern, cut, dimensions, and how the color appears across the different product images.
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Let the design guide your choice: a smooth oval or round cabochon, a geometric square or rectangle, a floral or halo setting, a cross, heart, or feather motif, or a station design along a necklace or bracelet.
Opal: October’s Birthstone
Opal is an October birthstone and is also associated with the fourteenth wedding anniversary. For an October birthday or anniversary, choose the body color, pattern, and jewelry form that best suits them—from black, white, blue, golden, or multicolor looks to rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.
Opal color up close
A jewelry sketch and setting study
A floral setting up close
Jewelry details at the bench
The first look at the color
A closer view of the presentation
When you choose opal for an anniversary, an October birthday, or another milestone, the presentation can shape the first moment its color comes into view. Packaging varies by item and order, so check the product details or contact us if you would like to confirm the presentation for your gift.
Why do opals look different from one another?
An opal’s appearance depends on whether it shows play-of-color, its body color and transparency, the visible pattern, the cut, and the lighting. Black, white, blue, golden, and multicolor designs can therefore look very different. Review the individual product images rather than relying on one category label.
How should I clean opal jewelry?
Use warm, soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry the piece gently. Avoid high heat, sudden temperature changes, hard knocks, ultrasonic cleaners, and steam cleaners. If a piece is identified as an opal doublet or triplet, avoid prolonged soaking. If the opal type, treatment, construction, or setting is unknown, ask us or a professional jeweler before using any other cleaning method.
What should I consider when wearing opal jewelry?
Opal is about 5 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale and needs thoughtful wear. Rings and bracelets receive more knocks and rubbing than earrings or pendants, while raised, pointed, or articulated designs can catch on clothing. Remove the piece before exercise, household tasks, swimming, or other rough activity, and store it separately.
Which measurements matter for this design?
For rings, check ring size and the width or height of the face. For earrings, review width, drop, fastening, and whether the listing is for one earring or a pair. For necklaces, check pendant size and chain length. For bracelets, check total length, adjustability, and how station elements sit around the wrist.
What should I know about opal constructions and settings?
Construction is specific to each piece. An opal can be solid or assembled as a doublet or triplet. Settings may be open, prong-set, bezel-style, or surrounded by accents. Read the product details and ask us about the specific piece if construction, treatment, setting, or material identity would affect your decision.
How can I choose an opal gift that suits them?
Start with the jewelry type and shapes they already wear, then choose the color direction and motif: black, white, blue, golden, or multicolor; oval, round, square, rectangular, or teardrop; floral, halo, cross, heart, feather, or geometric. Use the individual images and measurements to choose the piece you want to give.
Shipping
Free standard shipping on orders of US$69 or more.
Handcrafted to Order
Personalized and made-to-order items, carefully prepared for you.
Return & Exchange
14-day returns for eligible non-personalized items. Personalized items are Final Sale for change-of-mind requests.