Unique and charming, this gentlemen's lapel pin will add a dash of masculine charm to his work day or special occasion attire! Exclusively from PurePearls.com, our pearl lapel pin features your choice of AAA Quality Smooth Drop-Shaped Golden South Sea pearls mounted on a slim pin in your choice of white metal tone or yellow.Each pearl is a unique, one of a kind gem with its own personality and character. If you have a shape or overtone preference, please contact us at pearls@purepearls.com, and we'll do our best to find exactly what you're looking for! Each pin is hand mounted with a beautiful, AAA Quality Golden South Sea pearl. Pins are alloyed metal with your choice of white or yellow tone plating. Each item arrives with a GIA Graduate Prepared Appraisal, Care Instructions and is nestled securely in our Signature Little Black Gift Box.
| Pearl Color | Golden - Natural Color, Not Treated |
| Pearl Type | South Sea Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 9.0-10.0mm through 11.0-12.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | Drop Shape |
| Overall Length | NA |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada maxima, gold-lipped variety, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia |
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