OPAL GLOW MARRINAWI WHITE CREATED OPAL PENDANT GOLD
The Marrinawi Pendant from the Opal Glow Collection is a tribute to Georgini's classic halo design, inspired by the beauty of Marrinawi Cove on Sydney Harbour. This pendant features a shimmering created opal encircled by sparkling white cubic zirconia, capturing the essence of the cove's sparkling waters. Measuring approximately 12mm wide, it is crafted from 18k Gold E-Coated 925 Sterling Silver and comes on a 41cm chain with a 4cm extension, offering timeless elegance with a coastal touch. Designer Note: Marrinawi Cove, near Barangaroo Reserve in Sydney Harbour, is a culturally significant and peaceful spot. Named from an Aboriginal word meaning "large canoe," it honours the maritime traditions of the Gadigal people. The coves calm waters and sandstone shorelines provide a tranquil escape while reflecting the areas Indigenous heritage. Georgini acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Description
The Marrinawi Pendant from the Opal Glow Collection is a tribute to Georgini's classic halo design, inspired by the beauty of Marrinawi Cove on Sydney Harbour. This pendant features a shimmering created opal encircled by sparkling white cubic zirconia, capturing the essence of the cove's sparkling waters. Measuring approximately 12mm wide, it is crafted from 18k Gold E-Coated 925 Sterling Silver and comes on a 41cm chain with a 4cm extension, offering timeless elegance with a coastal touch. Designer Note: Marrinawi Cove, near Barangaroo Reserve in Sydney Harbour, is a culturally significant and peaceful spot. Named from an Aboriginal word meaning "large canoe," it honours the maritime traditions of the Gadigal people. The coves calm waters and sandstone shorelines provide a tranquil escape while reflecting the areas Indigenous heritage. Georgini acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
