Exotic black Tahitian pearls are suspended from reversible 14K Gold and Diamond Pave Hoop Earrings - perfect for adding just a touch of mystery and glamour to your everyday attire.
Mounted on solid 14K gold, each pair of cultured black Tahitian pearls feature sharp, highly reflective luster, touchably smooth surfaces, and dazzling overtones of Peacock, Blue-Green or Silver. The pave diamond earrings features twenty dainty diamonds that are round cut, SI1-GH Quality sparklers on either side for an approximate weight of .25cts tw. Choose your preferred size from 9.0-10.0mm up through 12.0-13.0mm.
Each pair of Tahitian pearls is as unique as their owner, so expect to see variations in color, shape, size and luster from the pearls pictured. Your new Tahitian Pearl and Diamond Hoops arrive in our Signature Little Black Gift Box with a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Black - Natural Color, No Treatments |
| Pearl Type | Tahitian Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 8.0-9.0mm through 12.0-13.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | Diamonds are SI1-GH Quality Round-Brilliant Cut, 0.20cttw approx. |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada margaritifera, black-lipped saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | French Polynesia |
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VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamonds, 0.04cts each
VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamonds, 0.04cts each
VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamonds, 0.04cts each
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