Kuchi resin opal (purple)

The focal of this unique necklace is an antique coin charm made by the Kuchi people of Afghanistan.

Onto it I’ve built a cabochon with tin walls and a cloudy opalescence.

It consists of abalone shell with aurora borealis gleam as well as iridescent flakes under milky layers of resin. 

Over that are a starburst of tiny dried flowers. 

Framing the edge is a lovely ring of tiny garnets. 

Below hang all different shades of amethyst beads. Four are rondelles and one is cube cut. 

The necklace consists of two parts- one thin, antique sterling silver chain, and one strand of random semiprecious gemstones.

Overall, they have a soft purple hue, with some pinks mixed in. 

The extender chain ends in a large dark amethyst. 

Adjustable from 19 to 22.5”. Let me know if you’d like it lengthened. 

One-of-a-kind.

Ships from the US.