This glamorous Japanese Akoya pearl necklace is the treasure she's been longing for. The mirror-sharp luster of these magnificent and rare pearls is attributed to the cold waters off the coast of Japan. The large, 7.5-8.0mm pearls are hand selected for their thick nacre, perfectly round shapes, clean surfaces, and sparkling overtones. Select AA+ quality or upgrade to AAA Akoya pearls for even sharper luster and nearly flawless surfaces.
Each necklace is made by hand, to order, here at our Los Angeles, CA workshop. We use only the finest cultured Akoya pearls, matching silk and 14K Gold; each pearl necklace is individually double-knotted In House - choose your preferred necklace length from the 16-Inch to longer 35-Inch Length strands. Finish your necklace with a high-polish Ball Clasp. Your new Japanese Akoya Pearl Necklace comes nestled in our Signature Little Black Gift Box and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
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| Pearl Color | White |
| Pearl Type | Akoya Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AA+ or AAA |
| Pearl Size | 7.5-8.0m |
| Pearl Shape | Perfectly Round |
| Overall Length | Available in 16, 18, 22 and 36-Inch Necklace Lengths |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada fucata martensii, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Japan |
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