Esmeralda 18K Gold Drop Earrings
The Opalily Exclusive Esmeralda drop earrings are the epitome of elegance.
Each drop is cradling a luminous solid, natural, Australian opal. These stylish earrings are a tribute to modern luxury and completely unique. This piece is a one-off design featuring a vibrant perfect pair of Queensland boulder opals. Split from the same rock, these opals are near mirror images of the other. Their unique, semi-polished finish dances with electric colour, accented by brilliant glistening VS1 diamonds.
With their elegant design, and the unique, natural surface finish of this pair of gem-quality opals, these earrings are destined to be the talking piece at your next black tie event.
PIECE INFORMATION
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Total piece weight: 16.67 grams Metal: 18K yellow gold for luxury, quality and a lifetime of wear Opal Origin: Winton, Queensland |
• Crafted for longevity: Hypoallergenic posts, secure prongs, and heirloom-grade solid gold materials.
• Sustainable luxury: Ethically mined and sourced stones, individually handcrafted and delivered with eco-conscious packaging.
• Free express shipping + 30-day returns: Because elegance should be effortless.
• Limited availability: Only 1 pair made—once gone, they won’t return.
• Certificate of Authenticity: Sold with a Certificate of Authenticity and a retail valuation for your confidence.
Given the unique play of colour in opals, two stones may be close, but never an exact mirror match of the other.
The imagery and videography of Opalily pieces have been captured under both natural and artificial lighting using professional cameras and an iPhone. Our aim is always to best represent our masterpieces and provide an authentic representation of the gemstones. Given opals' unique ability to diffract light, colours may vary slightly in appearance, influenced by viewing angles and the specific device screen. For additional visuals or inquiries, please contact us through email or Instagram.
LEARN ABOUT OPALS
How is Opal Valued? | Australia's National Gemstone | Born From Water — The Geology of Opal | History of Opal
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