Freshwater Pearl Baby Pearl 42cm Necklace with Surgical Clasp - Fine Snowflakes

Fine Snowflakes -Lipatti Grazioso- Lipatti Grazioso is our studio's exceptional, high-quality line. Previously limited to custom orders, we are now gradually releasing pieces online from 2024. Experience masterfully crafted pieces, from stone sourcing and selection overseen by our studio's representative to the most challenging production processes. This series is designed for discerning adults who appreciate meticulously selected gemstones and natural stones, attracting clientele from overseas. -- Breathtaking, delicate beauty. A necklace strung with lustrous pearls, each about 4mm in size. Simple yet exceptionally rare in the market, this is a luxurious creation! The pearl strands, like silken threads, exude an elegance that captivates from afar. They look equally stunning styled casually with the clasp at the front. The seamless arrangement of finely lustrous pearls makes them incredibly versatile. They are perfect for adding a touch of luxury to an elegant outfit with a dress or one-piece, and equally suitable for a fresh, casual look with a t-shirt or shirt. The beautiful luster of genuine pearls creates a luxurious item for adults that elevates any ensemble. Freshwater Pearls Approx. 4mm Approx. 42cm Luster: Excellent Surface Imperfections: Present Bands: Present Shape: Potato-Baroque Metal: Surgical Stainless Steel ■ About Freshwater Pearls Pearls are the birthstone for June. Keywords: Purity, Health, Wealth, Dignity, Patience They possess a beautiful luster, sometimes called "dewdrops of the moon" or "mermaid's tears." These freshwater pearls are cultivated within freshwater mussels and clams. Pearls have a history dating back to approximately 3200 BCE in Egypt, famously dissolved in vinegar by Cleopatra. Records show their use in other regions: China around 2300 BCE, Persia in the 7th century BCE, and Rome in the 3rd century BCE. In Japan, pearls are mentioned in ancient texts like the Nihon Shoki, Kojiki, and Manyoshu. The Gishi Wajinden records that Himiko's envoy presented 5000 pearls to the Cao Wei kingdom. The Manyoshu includes 56 poems that feature pearls. They are considered the most flattering gemstone for Japanese women, resembling the natural tone of their skin.