Blue Opal Turtle Stud Earrings (Lab Grown)

✨ WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

🌊 Waterproof for everyday adventures
Crafted from genuine 925 sterling silver, these earrings are designed to be worn every day—from morning showers to salty ocean swims.

🐚 Won't turn your skin green
Made from solid sterling silver, not cheap plating, so you can wear them with confidence wherever your adventures take you.

☀️ Hypoallergenic & comfortable
Nickel-free and gentle on sensitive skin, making them perfect for everyday wear.

🌺 3 Month Manufacturing Warranty
Every pair is backed by our manufacturing warranty, so you can shop with confidence.

💙 Ethically crafted blue opal
Featuring shimmering lab-grown blue opal that captures the colours of the ocean while offering a beautiful, sustainable alternative to natural opal.

🎁 Perfect for gifting
Beautifully presented in a gift box. If it's not quite right, we offer easy exchanges for extra peace of mind.

📏 PRODUCT DETAILS

• Genuine 925 Sterling Silver

• Lab-Grown Blue Opal

• Turtle Stud Design

• Part Size: Approx. 6mm × 8mm

• Stone Size: Approx. 4mm × 4mm

• Weight: Approx. 0.75g

• Waterproof & tarnish resistant

• Hypoallergenic & Nickel Free

• Designed in Australia

🌊 INSPIRED BY THE OCEAN

"Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better."
— Albert Einstein

Inspired by one of the ocean's most beloved creatures, our Blue Opal Turtle Stud Earrings celebrate the beauty, resilience and wonder of sea turtles.

The shimmering lab-grown blue opal reflects the colours of tropical waters, while the delicate turtle design serves as a reminder to slow down, embrace the journey and stay connected to the ocean that inspires us.

Small enough for everyday wear yet full of meaning, these earrings are perfect for anyone who carries the sea in their heart.

🐢 DID YOU KNOW?

Sea turtles have existed for more than 100 million years, surviving since the time of the dinosaurs.

Many female sea turtles return to the very same beach where they hatched to lay their own eggs, navigating thousands of kilometres across the ocean using Earth's magnetic field.