Freshwater Pearl, Large, Baroque, Charcoal Brown, Flower Ring, Color-Treated Pearl, One of a Kind

This pearl was cultivated as an oyster pearl, but it did not develop the characteristic ruffled edge. While the pearl retains the beautiful luster and shine characteristic of oyster pearls due to their thick nacre layers, the area where the ruffles did not form lacked the nacreous coating and was not as aesthetically pleasing. To incorporate this unique pearl, we set it with the less-formed side facing down into a delicate flower design. The pearl's naturally muted brown hue has been subtly enhanced to a sophisticated charcoal gray, complementing its charmingly irregular, rounded form. The soft, petal-like design is adorned with pavé-set cubic zirconia. Strategically placed on the underside of the petal tips, these stones catch the light, offering a delightful sparkle even when viewed from the side. This flower ring is an excellent choice for those seeking a statement pearl piece. It offers an elevated touch, perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions, effortlessly enhancing any outfit. ◆ Details & Materials Pearl Type & Size: Freshwater Pearl, approx. 13mm Ring: Sterling Silver 925 with Rhodium Plating (hallmarked) Cubic Zirconia Size: Free Size (currently fits a US size 6.5 / JP size 12) *Important Shipping Information* Standard Shipping: Sent via Japan Post's Air Mail. While cost-effective, this option does not include insurance or compensation for loss or damage during transit. Please understand that we cannot be held responsible for any shipping incidents, including refunds or replacements. Tracking is available, and delivery typically takes about one week. Express Shipping: Sent via Japan Post's EMS. This is a tracked and insured service, ensuring a secure and speedy delivery. Please select this option if you require guaranteed delivery. (Estimated arrival within 2 days) Please feel free to explore our other items: https://jp.pinkoi.com/store/froop Your purchase will be presented in a simple yet elegant paper box, tied with a ribbon. 1919