Luxurious Sterling silver necklace with Citrine and Ethiopian opal

Sterling silver, Citrine, Ethiopian Opal
 Length: 40-45cm, thickness 3mm
 Stone: Citrine 21x15mm, Opal 2.7mm
 Pendant size: 51x35mm
 Weight: 35g
 Hard hoop  necklace  with hinges on the back for easier wearing. 
 The pendant glides elegantly along the silver hoop, it is not removable. 
 
 The name "opal" comes from the Sanskrit word "upala" - a gemstone. 
 Opal  contains 10% water and the internal structure is made of tiny microscopic beads, which create a special opalescent glow, as it refracts light rays in various ways. Opal reflects water games and is afraid of heat and drought. In heat and drought, opal quickly loses its  shine as the water dries. In this case, when placed in water, after a while the stone seems to come to life and again becomes beautiful and shiny. Opal is fragile. It is not recommended to store in direct sunlight.
 Opals can be different colors - black, dark, gray, white - milky. Fiery opal can be yellow-red, brown-red
 
 Citrine is yellow transparent  quartz. 
 Natural citrine is rarely found and is mostly pale yellow with a faint expression  pleochroism.  The natural color of lemon can vary from yellow-green to orange and brown-orange. Clear amber stones are especially valued. Citrine forms part of a unique gemstone -  amethrin, which is found in  In Bolivia.
 The most beautiful natural citrine crystals are found  In Brazil.  Another ctrine is also obtained  In Argentina,  Burma, other Brazilian states,  In France,  Madagascar,  In Russia  (Urals),  In Spain,  UNITED STATES.
 In ancient times, citrine was considered a mascot that protects against poison and evil thoughts. Citrine is used in healing to give sensitive people inner strength to solve metabolic problems. Citrine is also one of the two  November  horoscope stones.