Gorgeous natural Lavender tones and near perfectly round shapes make this necklace a treasure to cherish forever. Necklace features 7.5-8.0mm Gem Quality pearls from the top .05% of each Freshwater harvest. Hand-selected for their sparkling overtones and sharp, crisp luster, these are the very best Freshwater pearls in the world! Standard necklace length is 18-Inches, but we can create any length desired.
Our Elite Collection pearls are loose-matched, gem grade Freshwater pearls that represent the top .05% of each year's pearl harvests. Chosen for their nearly perfect spherical shapes, clean surfaces and outstanding luster for pendants and earrings, we've had them specially matched and drilled to create the very finest Freshwater pearl necklaces and bracelets that you can find anywhere. Pearls are individually double-knotted on fine matching purple silk, and finished with a 14K Gold clasp of your choice.
Each Elite Collection Lavender Freshwater Pearl Necklace is made by hand, to order here at our Los Angeles, CA workshop, and is guaranteed to look gorgeous for a lifetime. Pearls arrive in a beautiful Jewelry Presentation Case for you to keep, and are accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions to keep your stunning new pearls looking beautiful for a lifetime.
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| Pearl Color | Lavender |
| Pearl Type | Freshwater Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | Gem |
| Pearl Size | 7.5-8.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | Round |
| Overall Length | Available in 16, 18, 22 and 36-inch lengths |
| Mollusk Type | Hyriopsis cumingii, freshwater mussel |
| Area of Origin | China |
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