Boulder Opal Ring with Diamonds, Blue Topaz & Tsavorite

A TEC Bespoke ring featuring a beautiful pear-shaped boulder opal that sparkles with shots of bright blue, kelly green, teal and lime against an ironstone matrix, set in a hand-crafted 14k branch band that emphasizes its slightly rustic nature.

Accent stones of diamond, blue topaz and tsavorite garnet flash around the opal, playing to it's electric color. The ring is designed to stand on its own as a unique statement, but it also plays well with other pieces with its interesting texture.

We are committed to renewing resources and only use recycled gold for our handmade pieces.

Details: Measuring approximately 3/4" north to south at the face, the shank varies slightly in width in the 2-3 mm range all around. Marked for 14k inside the band.

Size: 7 1/2. Resizable at least three full sizes without issue. Please contact us before purchase if you are interested in the details of our sizing service. 

History: Boulder opal was first discovered in Western Queensland, Australia in 1870; Australian Indigenous legend describes opal as evidence of The Creator's visit to earth to council mankind, divine footsteps that brought the rock to life with energy, light and color.

The intensely colored opal vein forms in ironstone boulders, and usually when cut some of this host stone is included as a rich contrast to the magical iridescence of the gem. It's one of the most valuable forms of opal: a fascinating mix of primitive and refined.