This darkly sparkling jewel of a necklace showcases some of the rarest and most beautiful colors Tahitian pearls can possess. These perfectly round Tahitian pearls feature Very Dark Charcoal Grey to Near True Black body colors, which provides an excellent base for the colorful overtones of Cherry and Peacock hues shimmering over each pearl surface. This beautifully lustrous Tahitian pearl necklace sparkles with sharp, highly reflective luster.
A classic in every way, this strand is a new Pure Pearls favorite. The 18-inch, AA+/AAA Quality necklace has 45 pearls that graduate from 8.3-10.7mm. All of our Tahitian pearl necklaces are completely unique, one-of-a-kind creations - the necklace in the picture is the one you will receive.
The pearls will be individually double-knotted on matching black silk and finished with a 14K gold clasp of your choice. Each pearl purchase comes nestled in a luxury Cherrywood Jewelry Presentation Box and is accompanied with a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Black - Natural Color, No Treatment |
| Pearl Type | Tahitian Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AA+/AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 8.3-10.7mm, 45 Pearls |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | Necklace Measures 18-Inches Approximately |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada margaritifera, black-lipped saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | French Polynesia |
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