Hand Carved Gemstone Angel - Opalite
Hand Carved Gemstone Angel - Opalite
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Product Overview
A small carved angel is one of the oldest keepsake forms — a guardian figure kept close on a desk or shelf rather than displayed as an ornament. A larger hand-carved angel figure in opalite, made in India. This version is the bigger of the two opalite angels in the range, at 5 x 1cm and 26g. Opalite is a synthetic glass with a pale, milky blue-white appearance and a soft iridescent sheen, not a natural mineral. Small enough for a bedside table or windowsill, it works as a quiet keepsake rather than a centrepiece.
Why You'll Love It
• Hand-carved in India, each piece individually made
• Opalite, a pale milky glass with a soft iridescent sheen
• Larger of the two opalite angel sizes in the range
• 5 x 1cm, more presence on a shelf than the smaller version
• Weighs 26g
Materials & Specifications
• Material: Opalite (synthetic glass)
• Weight: 26g
• Dimensions: 5cm tall (width and depth not specified by supplier)
• Origin: Made in India
Perfect For
• A birthday or housewarming gift
• A shelf or windowsill display piece
• Those who like the iridescent look of opalite
• Pairing with the smaller opalite angel
Auro & Co Moment
Place it on a windowsill where the light catches it. The iridescent quality of opalite shifts with the angle, giving this piece a different look at different times of day.
Complete the Experience
Pair with a tealight or a small tumble stone for a simple bedside arrangement.
FAQ
Is opalite a natural stone?
No, opalite is a synthetic glass. It's chosen for its soft, iridescent appearance rather than as a natural crystal.
How does this differ from the smaller opalite angel?
This version is slightly larger, at 5 x 1cm vs 3 x 5 x 1cm, and is priced accordingly.
Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes, particularly for someone who likes the look of iridescent or glass-effect pieces.
How should I care for it? Dust with a soft dry cloth and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade some stones over time.
