Large Baroque Freshwater Pearl Necklace with Surgical Stainless Steel 60cm Slide Chain - Unsai

Unsai / Rainbow-Colored Clouds These meticulously selected pearls boast an exquisite luster and iridescence, each measuring over 1.5cm. You'll be captivated by their impressive presence the moment you hold them. This necklace, with its adjustable length, gracefully adorns your décolletage, its refined elegance a perfect complement to the magnificent pearl. It's more than just an accessory; it's a treasure to cherish for a lifetime. We've carefully chosen baroque pearls renowned for their superior luster. The piece exhibits a stunning iridescence, reminiscent of undulating rainbow-colored seas. Each pearl possesses a unique, distinctive shape, ensuring no two are alike. As you examine each one, your imagination will take flight, seeing waves, clouds, and more. The adjustable length makes it effortlessly versatile for any ensemble. Its substantial size guarantees it will be a distinctive statement piece, setting you apart. The baroque form lends itself to everyday wear, avoiding an overly formal feel. Pair it with dresses, gilets, or cardigans for an unparalleled touch of luxurious style. Surgical Stainless Steel 60cm Slide Necklace Freshwater Pearl, Baroque Shape Approx. 15mm+ Luster: Excellent, Iridescence: Supreme Imperfections: Present [Please Note] * To prevent discoloration or drying in deeper indentations, these areas are protected with a sealant (enamel). Please refer to the close-up photos for details. * The specific pearl cannot be chosen. ■ About Pearls Symbolism: Purity, Health, Longevity, Wealth, Dignity, Patience. A birthstone for June. Known as "Moon Dew" or "Mermaid's Tears," pearls possess a beauty that rivals the moon's glow. We use freshwater pearls, formed within freshwater mussels. Pearls have a long history, appearing in records from around 3200 BCE in Egypt, famously associated with Cleopatra. Pearls were also used in traditional medicine. Records indicate their use in other parts of the world, including China around 2300 BCE, Persia by the 7th century BCE, and Rome by the 3rd century BCE. The Manyoshu, Japan's oldest collection of poetry, includes 56 poems featuring pearls.