Pink Opal Beaded Bar Necklace

A delicate bar of genuine Peruvian pink opal beads, hand-wired onto a dainty cable chain so it rests right at the collarbone. The tiny faceted rondelles shift between blush pink, soft peach, and creamy white, giving this minimalist necklace a gentle, rosy glow that flatters every skin tone.

Wear it on its own every day or layer it with your favorite chains. Pink opal is a variety of opal, the October birthstone, and it's often associated with love and calm, which makes this a sweet gift for October birthdays, anniversaries, bridesmaids, or anyone who loves soft pink.

• Genuine Peruvian pink opal faceted rondelle beads
• Available in 14k gold filled, sterling silver, or 14k rose gold filled
• Choose your length from 15" to 20"
• Dainty cable chain with spring ring clasp
• Handmade in NYC
• Arrives gift-ready

Pink opal is a natural stone, so the mix of pink, peach, and white varies slightly from necklace to necklace and from what's pictured.

Pair it with our Pink Opal Bracelet or Pink Opal Triangle Stud Earrings. Prefer white opal? See the Opal Beaded Bar Necklace, or a single stone in the Dainty Pink Opal Necklace. Shop all opal jewelry.

This step-by-step jewelry sizing guide shows you exactly how to measure for the perfect fit, without guessing. It's a tried-and-true method used by stylists, jewelers, and minimalist jewelry lovers everywhere. Before we begin, I’ll show you a rough necklace length guide on a model so you have an idea of how the different lengths will look. Please note that everyone is unique in their sizing so it is important to follow the measuring guide if you are looking for a perfect length unique to you.

What You’ll Need to Measure

Before you begin, gather:

• A piece of thread, string, or thin ribbon

• A ruler or measuring tape

• A mirror (optional, for checking placement)
  

Step-by-Step: How to Measure Necklace or Bracelet Size

1. Wrap the String

• For necklaces: Loop the string around your neck to where you'd like the pendant or chain to sit—collarbone, chest, or longer.

• For bracelets: Wrap around your wrist where you'd like the bracelet to rest—snug or slightly loose.

2. Mark the Length

• Pinch or cut the string at the exact point where both ends meet.

• This marks your ideal jewelry length.

3. Measure the String

• Lay it flat against a ruler or tape measure.

• Write down the measurement in inches—this is the size to order.

Pro Tip: If you're between sizes, go up a half an inch for comfort.

Quick Jewelry Size Reference