Sleek and simple lines are always a pleasure to wear. Our 16-inch Omega necklace rests around the base of the neck in a fixed circlet, and features a single, stunning Golden South Sea pearl as its centerpiece. The Omega necklace features a screw-on clasp that allows you to change pearls as you wish! You can add larger sizes or different pearl types as the mood strikes you, or wear multiple pearls at once to create an eye-catching design.Each AAA Quality Golden South Sea pearl is hand-selected for it's smooth, perfectly round shape, sparkling pastel overtones and sharp, crisp luster. Choose your preferred pearl size, from a demure 10.0-11.0mm up through our largest and most luxurious South Sea pearl size available: 14.0-15.0mm! The Omega is available in your choice of Sterling Silver or 14K Yellow Gold. Each necklace arrives in our Signature Little Black Gift Box, and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Appraisal and Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Golden - Natural Color, Not Treated |
| Pearl Type | South Sea Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 10.0-11.0mm through 14.0-15.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | Omega Necklace Measures 16-inches and is 1.2mm Thick |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada maxima, gold-lipped variety, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia |
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