Originally a custom-design idea from a client, we've expanded on the design further to include both black Tahitian and White South Sea pearls together. The staggered selection of two 9.0-10.0mm Tahitians and the single 10.0-11.0mm, AA+/AAA quality baroque White South Sea pearl is a dynamic and unusual mix that provides a fresh vision of pearl-on-leather designs.
Standard female length is 16-inches, and we offer an 18-inch version as well. Each is a unique, one of a kind creation, featuring baroque White South Sea and black Tahitian pearls, black leather and an easy to use 14K Gold Lobster Clasp. Each Braided Tahitian and South Sea Pearl on Leather Necklace is created by hand, to order, here at our Los Angeles, CA production office using only the finest cultured pearls, leather and Sterling Silver findings. Your new Pearl on Leather Necklace arrives secured in a pretty Presentation Box for you to keep and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Multicolor |
| Pearl Type | Tahitian Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AA+/AAA |
| Pearl Size | 9-10m and 10-11m |
| Pearl Shape | Drop Shape |
| Overall Length | Available in 16 and 18-Inch Necklace Lengths |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada margaritifera, black-lipped saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | French Polynesia |
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