Yes, your tie needs some jewelry too! The name “fire opal” is all about the color of the stone – from fiery yellow, fiery orange and fiery red. It’s not about the traditional opal’s “flash”.
•Stones typically measure 1.125 cm at their widest point.
•Polished fire opal in rhyolite matrix. “Matrix” = the host rock the opal is embedded in
•Choose light cream or dark mauve matrix
•Each is securely attached to a silver toned tie pin and clutch with t-bar chain.
•Handmade using natural stones.
•Please allow for slight variations in color, shape and size of the stones.
•Stone origin: Jalisco, Mexico
•Gift box included.
►WHAT IS THIS THING ANWAY / HOW TO!? A tie tack is snazzy tie jewelry with fun AND function – pin to your tie to keep it from swaying and add an unforgettable decorative accent to your outfit.
•Insert the T-bar through the third buttonhole on your shirt.
•Push the pointed post through your tie
•Insert the post into the clutch hanging from the chain. Hold the clutch with your fingertips and slide the post into it.
•Now you’re sorted!The chain will live behind the tie and keep it from swinging.
•When pinning: don’t stretch or pull your tie tight, instead, allow it to hang naturally so it doesn’t bunch up or create a larger hole when you push the post through it.
•Can’t pierce your nose or ear at work? Be a tie-piercing rebel! Yep, whenever you use a tie pin, there will be a small hole in your tie. After wearing, you can gently steam the little hole with an iron, to make it shrink a bit. (Please do not steam your nose or ear or anything else you may have pierced already.)
►MATCHY MATCHY!
How about coordinating cufflinks?We have those too!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Cyberoptix/search?search_query=opal
►NEED MORE?
Got a super special occasion? Fathers of the bride, grooms and groomsmen? If only one is shown as available, more similar stones can usually be sourced and I can make plenty more for your entire wedding party!
►ABOUT THE MAKER:
Each pair of cufflinks is unique and one of a kind, and made by hand by printmaker, metalworking artist and Cyberoptix founder, Bethany Shorb. I work between my home base in Detroit, MI and a mobile RV studio Arizona, where I source all our stone, crystal, shell and fossil there and at the Tucson and Quartzsite AZ gem shows. All are intuitively sourced in person, from only the most reputable individual suppliers.
►CUFFLINK + TIE PIN COLLECTION!
See all my cufflinks and tie tacks right here! https://www.etsy.com/shop/Cyberoptix?section_id=23432201
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