About pearl jewelry
Pearls have a special place in jewelry design. These organic gems have always been associated with a classy, refined style. Today wearing pearls meaning having a great taste and ability to see its beauty.
Saltwater pearl jewelry using pearls produced by a saltwater mollusk. It can produce one pearl at a time, while freshwater oysters are able to make up to 30 pearls at once. That fact plus a lustrous appearance along with a rounder shape make this type of pearls more expensive compared to freshwater. The most popular saltwater pearls are Akoya, Tahitian and South Sea pearls.
Freshwater pearls are very durable as they have a thicker nacre, comparing to their saline living relatives. This type of pearl can be white, pink, and even peach color.
Mother-of-pearl, also known as nacre, is a substance that forms the inner layer of certain mollusk shells. The material gets its name from its lustrous, pearly appearance. The iridescence of the mother of pearl results from the way light interacts with the layers of crystals within the material. One of the most popular uses of mother-of-pearl in jewelry is as an inlay or overlay in various settings. The smooth and lustrous surface of MOP is frequently used to complement other gemstones or materials.
From a formal event through a glamorous cocktail night to a day at work, pearls can be your jewels of choice every time you need to amp up your style.
Circa:1990s
Materials:14k Gold
Gemstone:Pearl , Diamond
Weight:8.8 Grams
Measurements:Pearl Diameter - 1/2"
Ring Size:6.5
Hallmarks: 14K
This vintage ring is crafted in 14k gold and designed with a bold, elegant look. At the center sits a large, luminous pearl that immediately draws attention. Flanking the pearl on each side are rows of round-cut diamonds that are set to frame and accentuate the central gem. The ring reflects a classic style that remains versatile and distinctive. This striking yet chic ring was created for those who can appreciate the beauty of pearls.
