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Baroque pearl charm with 18kt gold over sterling bail, white iridescent pearl
Gold-tone necklace with baroque white pearl charm pendant; worn on model
Baroque pearl charm detail with gold over sterling bail and white iridescent pearl drop
Baroque pearl charm pendant with gold over sterling bail and white iridescent pearl
Baroque pearl charm with 18kt gold over sterling bail, white iridescent pearl
Gold-tone necklace with baroque white pearl charm pendant; worn on model
Baroque pearl charm detail with gold over sterling bail and white iridescent pearl drop
Baroque pearl charm pendant with gold over sterling bail and white iridescent pearl

12-13mm Cultured Baroque Pearl Charm in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

$79
Show the world what's special to you with a curated mix of meaningful charms! Beautifully unique like you, our petite and well-priced charm …

Item 219688

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Myth & Meaning

Most jewelry means whatever it meant when you bought it. A charm collection is different. Every new charm marks a new chapter, and the piece becomes more layered and personally resonant over time. The collection you have after ten years is not the same object as the one you started with.

Stone Story

Baroque pearl shapes are physically distinct in ways that go beyond silhouette. Each reflects a different nucleation event and a different pattern of nacre deposition around the mollusk's nucleus. Some of the shapes are drop, button, coin, stick, keshi, wing, and freeform.

A Storied Heritage

The development of cultured pearl production in the late 19th and early 20th centuries by perfecting the technique of implanting a nucleus into a live oyster to stimulate pearl formation made an object of extreme rarity into an accessible fine jewelry material.

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