Our Metallic Freshwater Pearl Pendants features rare, one of a kind pearls that display mirror-like, metallic luster that be seen to be believed. These unique color-shifting pearls change their hues with the light and in reaction to their surrounding environment, displaying a rainbow of color on each pearl. Choose from traditional solitaire pendants to diamond accented designs and prepare to be impressed.
Stunning Metallic Freshwater Pearls shine with an incredibly bright, crisp and highly reflective Luster like no other pearl found in the world. Our Metallic Freshwater Pearl Pendants Collections feature both Round and Smooth Drop-Shaped Baroque pearls, for those tending towards the romantic side. Metallic Freshwater Pearl Pendants are available in cool silvery White, striking shades of Lavender and even Pink colors, and color-shift with eye-catching Overtones of Blue, Aquamarine, Green, Gold and Rose. Learn more about these unique, rare pearls by reading our Ultimate Guide to Pearl Colors and see how your pearls will appear in real life.
Metallic Freshwater pearls are some of the rarest cultured pearls in the world, representing just 1 in 1,000 pearls in each Chinese pearl harvests. Discover more about these gorgeous gems, visit our Expert’s Guide to Grading Freshwater Pearls to see how our Metallics measure up to more traditional Freshwater pearls. At Pure, we create all of our pearl pendants by hand, to order, using only the rarest cultured Metallic Freshwater pearls, VS1 Diamond accents and 14K Gold designs. Choose from classic Solitaire Pendants, Diamond and Pearl Pendants and more to delight any taste and desire. Many of the pendant styles you see on our site are exclusive to PurePearls.com, and can’t be found anywhere else.
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