6ST460-P: Pink Peruvian Opal Round 6mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pink Peruvian Opal rounds in 6mm — a semi-precious gemstone bead with the soft, milky pink tone that opal collectors actively seek out. These are genuine pink opal, not dyed glass, which means the color is part of the stone itself.
The surface carries the naturally muted, pastel blush characteristic of Peruvian opal — opaque to slightly translucent with a gentle, waxy glow rather than a flashy shine.
String them into single-strand bracelets or layered necklaces where the soft color does the work without competing with other elements; they're also a strong choice for rosary-style or knotted gemstone pieces where each bead gets its own moment.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Opal is similar in composition to quartz, but has a water content up to 20%, usually falling within the 6 to 10% range. This water content means opal is vulnerable to drying out, thus killing the stone by cracking or loss of luster. You should wear your opal often to protect it from drying out, they should also be protected from chemicals and sunlight for the same reason. There are three naturally occurring varieties of opal: Precious opal- displays a rainbow of opalescent color play. Fire opal- can be orange, red, or yellow, transparent or opaque. Common opal- is generally opaque, in a variety of hues and fashions including pink, white, blue and dendritic/dendrite opal.
Designer quality gemstone rounds in all the most popular sizes!
APPROXIMATELY 62-65 PIECES PER 15-16 INCH STRAND
BASED UPON AND AVERAGE COUNT PER STAND.
6ST460-P: Pink Peruvian Opal Round 6mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pink Peruvian Opal rounds in 6mm — a semi-precious gemstone bead with the soft, milky pink tone that opal collectors actively seek out. These are genuine pink opal, not dyed glass, which means the color is part of the stone itself.
The surface carries the naturally muted, pastel blush characteristic of Peruvian opal — opaque to slightly translucent with a gentle, waxy glow rather than a flashy shine.
String them into single-strand bracelets or layered necklaces where the soft color does the work without competing with other elements; they're also a strong choice for rosary-style or knotted gemstone pieces where each bead gets its own moment.
