Antique Boulder Opal Conversion Pendant of 14k Gold something blue The reverse side of the

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A timelessly elegant design

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The ballerina twirls beautifully inside this heart shaped charm

Antique Boulder Opal Conversion Pendant of 14k Gold something blue The reverse side of theMagnificent in color and craftsmanship, this antique pendant (circa 19001910) was originally a pin, later transformed with the addition of a 14k gold bail for modern wear. At its center glows a vibrant boulder opal, shimmering with flashes of iridescent color, framed by delicate enamel detailing and luminous pearl accents. The pendant measures approximately 1. 1 inches from the top of the bail to the base by 0. 7 inches wide and is offered with a 19