Steal attention as your grace the next daytime event with this luxuriant number. Opal comes from the Greek word 'opallios' meaning to see a change of color. Also known as Andean opal, the Peruvian pink opal gets its color from included organic compounds known as quinones. The opal displays a range from opaque to translucent pink hue based on the cut. Peruvian opals may show fern-like dendritic inclusions. To be on the safe side, clean your opals using a mesh rag dipped in mild detergent added to warm water. Never soak or immerse your opal jewelry. Flaunting a trio of cabochon Peruvian pink opal ovals, this ornate pendant with 20 inch chain is sprinkled with crimson specks of Orissa rhodolite garnet. Fabricated in sterling silver with platinum finish.