Pearl White Opal 4mm Craft Beads - 1mm Center Drilled
PRIMARY COLOR: White
SECONDARY COLORS: Red, Green, Blue
Pearl White Synthetic Opal is inspired by the glistening Pearl birthstone. This white opal is complexly layered with red, green, and blue fire. A deep dive into the vast ocean could be the only way to recover one of the most mesmerizing materials in the world. This could be your next big catch of the season.
What is Pearl White Lab Created Opal?
Pearl White Opal is a synthetic lab-made material that consists of Silica and Polymer rather than hydrated silica (natural opal). The polymer stabilizes our opal which in turn makes it easier for jewelry making. You will experience less cracking and crazing that can be detrimental when using natural opal in jewelry. By using a polymer it also creates a slightly softer product making it superior for turning and cabbing. Our crushed opal does not fall victim to color fading and is resistant to chemicals such as acetone and alcohol.
Our Lab Created Opal takes around one year to grow in a controlled environment. This is a complex process of layering to create the unique color patterns. This complex process is used to then create a rough cut of synthetic opal that is then made into beads. The beads are drilled and perfected into the many different sizes we offer. Due to the layering of vibrant bursts of color this makes each bead unique with its own blend of colors and patterns.
Sizing and Quantities:
- Quantity: 1 Bead = one loose bead, 10 Beads = ten loose beads
- Size: 4mm Bead
- Drill: 1mm Center Drilled
- Packaging: Plastic Jar
The Uses Of Synthetic Opal Beads:
Crafting
Jewelry/Ring Making
Wire Wrapping
Our Shipping Offers:
US orders over $35 are eligible for Free First Class USPS Shipping (estimated 3-5 business days)
US orders over $100 are eligible for Free Priority Flat Rate Shipping (estimated 1-3 business days)
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Check out our other sizes! 6mm Pearl White Beads, 8mm Pearl White Beads, or 10mm Pearl White Beads
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Contact Us:
Please reach out to our support email with any questions (theopaldealer@gmail.com)