Milliondreams Caorle
"NATURALISTIC" bracelet - ACQUA Collection
"NATURALISTIC" bracelet - ACQUA Collection
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NOTE
NOTE
Tutti i nostri prodotti Million Dreams sono interamente assemblati a mano in Italia, a Caorle. Utilizziamo solo materiali di alta qualità, tra cui pietre preziose, colori specifici e parti in metallo come l'acciaio (Nickel free), l'argento 925 e la placcatura in oro 18 kt. Questi elementi, insieme alla lavorazione artigianale, conferiscono ad ogni pezzo unicità e caratteristiche specifiche che possono includere leggere imperfezioni. Proprio per questa ragione, i colori e le finiture dei prodotti possono variare leggermente rispetto alle immagini campione esposte sul nostro sito o nei nostri cataloghi. Queste variazioni non sono da considerarsi difetti, bensì parte del fascino e dell’autenticità dei nostri articoli, rendendo ogni pezzo unico nel suo genere.
NOTE
All our Million Dreams products are assembled entirely by hand in Italy, in Caorle. The stones and the steel parts make their imperfections a specific and natural feature.
MATERIALS
Composition: Blue Opal + Buddha icon insert and burnished metal inlays + Nickel free gold stainless steel.
Stone diameter 8 mm.
DESCRIPTION
The ethnic style of this Milliondreams bracelet, elegant and unmistakable, evokes the color of Water, the natural element par excellence. Enrich your collection, or think of it as the perfect gift for someone you love.
MORE INFORMATION
The opal it's a mineral colloidal amorphous , consisting of silica hydrated : (SiO 2 n H 2 O), semiamorphous o microcrystalline , i.e. devoid of reticular structure , in fact it does not appear in crystals, but in veins, nodules and crusts of various colors, often with iridescence. The color varies from transparent to milky white, with an infinite number of different intermediates (green, red, yellow, brown , black). The water content can reach up to 20%. The formation of the opal occurs through slow geological deposit of a gel colloidal Of silica at low temperature.
The word "opal" has root common in the Sanskrit ùpala , in Greek ὀπάλλιος opallios It is in the Latin opulus (meaning "precious stone").
97% of the world's opal production is in Australia [4] , a country that has made it its national stone, especially in the area of Lightning Ridge , where black opal is mined. Important deposits are also located in Mexico and in Ethiopia .
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