Modern, minimalist and elegant, the perfect Solitaire Cocktail Ring is topped with an exotic Black Tahitian pearl. Our gorgeous, AAA quality Black Tahitian pearl measures your choice of 9.0-10.0mm through 11.0-12.0mm, and has been hand-selected for it's colorful overtones of Peacock, Blue-Green or Silver/Steel.
A clean, smooth surface and perfectly round shape complete the design, making this Classic Solitaire Pearl Ring look like you've got an iridescent bubble perched on your finger! Our black Tahitian pearls come directly from the tropical lagoons and atolls of the French Polynesian Islands, and are famous the world over for being one of the only naturally black-colored pearls in the world.
Each pearl is securely mounted on a solid 14K gold band, 3.0mm in width, and features a 14K Gold mounting cup at its base for a more secure mounting. This Classic Pearl Solitaire Ring will be a joy you can't stop looking at (watch out while you're driving!). Choose your favorite gold color, pearl overtone and ring size below. Each Tahitian Pearl Solitaire Ring arrives in our Signature Little Black Gift Box, and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
Check out our whole selection of pearl rings or find a matching set of earrings or a stunning necklace for a complete sophisticated look.
| Pearl Color | Black - Natural Color, No Treatment |
| Pearl Type | Tahitian Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 11.0-12.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | NA |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada margaritifera, black-lipped saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | French Polynesia |
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