Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace from Ethiopia showing translucent opal beads on a white background
Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia
Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia
Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia
Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia

Vendor:Rare Earth Gallery

Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia

$149.99

Welo Opal graduated bead necklace featuring a .925 sterling silver clasp, measuring 20 inches. The necklace highlights the gentle gradation of Welo opal beads, creating an elegant silhouette that suggests subtle movement and light play. Originating from Ethiopia, the necklace combines colorful opaline hues with classic sterling silver for a refined accessory.

  • 20-inch graduated Welo opal beads
  • .925 Sterling Silver clasp
  • Origin: Ethiopia
  • Jewelry category: Necklaces

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Product Details

Specifications & Features

.925 Sterling Silver Clasp
Length
20 inches
Beads
Graduated Welo Opal
Origin
Ethiopia
Category
Necklaces
Vendor
Rare Earth Gallery
SKU
ma12
Price
$149.99

What arrives

One Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace with .925 sterling silver clasp

Design & Dimensions

Fit and Size

Wear as a standalone statement necklace or layer with other subtle jewelry for daily to formal looks.

Purchase & Delivery

Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days. Shipping rates vary; see checkout for rates and estimates.

Returns

30 day returns allowed; no label or restocking fees apply according to supplier policy.
Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace Ethiopia

Light at the collarbone

A soft strand of Ethiopian Welo opal beads, gently graduated, catching daylight in quiet flashes. Secured with a .925 sterling silver clasp at a classic 20 inches.

A hush of color

Welo Opal, gathered and graceful

Subtle fire, bead by bead

Getting dressed for the in‑between moments—gallery afternoons, late dinners, mornings at the desk—often asks for something that reads as considered without trying. The Welo Opal Graduated Bead Necklace answers with a measured glow, not a shout. Its 20-inch length sits naturally, and the sterling silver clasp keeps the finish refined.

Calm radiance

Opal’s shifting color holds attention the way candlelight does—softly, from the edges of a room. This graduated strand frames the face with a gentle arc, the beads moving from petite to fuller without breaking the line. Ethiopia’s Welo opal brings flashes of green, blue, and honey that animate even simple knits and clean collars.

For the collector of quiet things

Someone who reaches for a single, luminous necklace to carry them from daylight to evening, valuing natural color play and an easy, finished length.

In the room

Fasten the .925 sterling silver clasp and let the 20-inch strand sit at the collarbone over a crisp shirt or a simple dress.
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About Rare Earth Gallery

The Maker

Rare Earth Gallery brings natural history into interiors through a curated selection of minerals and collectibles. Based in Bellingham, WA, the supplier focuses on crystals, gemstones, jewelry, seashells and other natural creations chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Each specimen is presented with dimensions, origin details, and notes about natural variation so buyers can weigh scale and character before committing. That attention to selection and detail makes Rare Earth Gallery a source of single, display-ready pieces—whether you seek a dramatic centerpiece for a shelf, a study specimen for a collection, or a small talisman to wear. If you care about one-of-a-kind geological character and visible presence, these finds merit a place in view.
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Customer Questions

FAQs

How long is the necklace?
It measures 20 inches.
What stones are used?
The strand is composed of graduated Welo opal beads from Ethiopia.
What type of clasp does it have?
It features a .925 sterling silver clasp.
Are the beads the same size throughout?
No, the beads are graduated, transitioning from smaller to larger along the strand.
Where do the opals come from?
They are Welo opals from Ethiopia.