Simple, yet stunning this dainty single-strand Japanese Akoya pearl bracelet is dripping with Sky Blue colors! Each pearl shimmers with darker shades of Royal Blue, Aquamarine and Rose overtones. The free-form baroque shapes are both artistic and lend a casual feel to this beautiful pearl bracelet, made to delicately drape across the wrist. These rare, one of a kind pearls come directly from Japan.
Choose your preferred pearl size from 7.0-7.5mm up through 8.5-9.0mm and your favorite clasp to tailor your pearls to your personality; additional clasp options are available, simply contact us for more choices. Each bracelet is individually double-knotted on matching grey silk. The pearls arrive nestled in our Signature Little Black Gift Box and come with a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Blue |
| Pearl Type | Blue Akoya |
| Pearl Quality | AA+ or AAA |
| Pearl Size | 8.0-9.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | Baroque |
| Overall Length | Adult Standard 7.5-Inches |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada fucata martensii, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Japan |
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