Shimmering with pastel overtones of Rose, Silver and Cream, are a perfectly matched pair of AAA Quality, Japanese Akoya saltwater pearl earrings. Suspended from our regal and elegant 14K Gold and Diamond Cross dangle earrings made exclusively by Pure in our Los Angeles workshop, these are pearl earrings fit for a Queen!
Our Japanese Akoya pearls are hand-selected for their perfectly round shapes, famously iridescent overtones and mirror-sharp luster! The earrings are cast in your choice of solid 14K White, Yellow or Rose Gold, and set with sparkling round brilliant cut, VS1-GH Quality diamond accents, 0.12cttw for the set. Choose your preferred pearl sizeĀ and 14K GoldĀ color by using the drop down menus above for the ultimate in personalized pearls.
This Diamond Cross design is exclusive to PurePearls.com, and is hand-cast and mounted by our goldsmith here in Los Angeles - please allow 5-7 Business Days for creation.Ā Each pair of pearl earrings is made by hand, to your specifications. Pearls arrive in our Signature Little Black Gift Box along with Pearl Care Instructions card and a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal.
| Pearl Color | White |
| Pearl Type | Akoya Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA |
| Pearl Size | 65-7.0mm though 9.0-9.5mm |
| Pearl Shape | Perfectly Round |
| Overall Length | NA |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada fucata martensii, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Japan |
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