Opal and Chalcedony Solitary Bee Necklace on Paperclip Chain

  There is surprisingly little known about the species of solitary bees, in Latin America and Australia, many species have yet to be identified. We do know they nest in existing structures, such as a rock crevice, a tree, or in soil or sand, and they go into a type of stasis called diapause, during colder climates to survive. The striking Blue Orchard Bee is a fine pollinator and will eat whatever blooms are in season. They have recently been introduced as a pollinator in commercial almond orchards.

  Two gemstones complete our solitary Bee, set with a luminous Chalcedony for the abdomen, while an Opal fills out the head of this very special Bee, for the special Queen in your life.

• The Sterling link chain is a paperclip style, ending at 17" on the neck
• finished with a petite Lobster Claw style clasp
• beaded with grey pearls, Tanzanite and Welo Opal beads
• or a Hook and Eye Clasp also beaded
• Antiqued with a natural Patina for a charcoal grey finish in the recesses of the metal