Baroque Akoya & Tahitian Pearl Earrings
Glowing silvery white Baroque Akoya pearls radiate adjacent to satiny Tahitian pearls that hold a deep gray hue with rich purple undertones. Finished with 14k yellow gold wire and platinum post backs.
Each white Akoya pearl has a baroque and completely unique, natural form. Baroque Akoya pearls are exceedingly rare because the vast majority of Akoya pearl farming is focused on producing perfectly round, glowing pearls. When they do occur, these "beautiful accidents of nature" are considered extraordinary and are offered in limited quantities, making them highly prized by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts.
Each white Akoya pearl has a baroque and completely unique, natural form. Baroque Akoya pearls are exceedingly rare because the vast majority of Akoya pearl farming is focused on producing perfectly round, glowing pearls. When they do occur, these "beautiful accidents of nature" are considered extraordinary and are offered in limited quantities, making them highly prized by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts.
$1,200.00
Baroque Akoya & Tahitian Pearl Earrings—
$1,200.00
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Glowing silvery white Baroque Akoya pearls radiate adjacent to satiny Tahitian pearls that hold a deep gray hue with rich purple undertones. Finished with 14k yellow gold wire and platinum post backs.
Each white Akoya pearl has a baroque and completely unique, natural form. Baroque Akoya pearls are exceedingly rare because the vast majority of Akoya pearl farming is focused on producing perfectly round, glowing pearls. When they do occur, these "beautiful accidents of nature" are considered extraordinary and are offered in limited quantities, making them highly prized by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts.
Each white Akoya pearl has a baroque and completely unique, natural form. Baroque Akoya pearls are exceedingly rare because the vast majority of Akoya pearl farming is focused on producing perfectly round, glowing pearls. When they do occur, these "beautiful accidents of nature" are considered extraordinary and are offered in limited quantities, making them highly prized by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts.
