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White cultured pearl necklace with 18kt gold over sterling round clasp
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp at neckline
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp and flower charm pendant
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp, shell drop and star charm
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp and fish and moon charms
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp and floral charm pendant
White cultured pearl necklace with 18kt gold over sterling round clasp
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp at neckline
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp and flower charm pendant
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp, shell drop and star charm
White cultured pearl necklace with gold ring clasp and fish and moon charms
White cultured pearl necklace with gold round clasp and floral charm pendant

5-6mm Cultured Pearl Charm-Compatible Necklace in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

$129
Our pretty 5-6mm cultured freshwater pearl necklace shines with an 18kt yellow gold over sterling silver O-ring centerpiece that doubles as …
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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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Made With Purpose

What keeps gold over silver looking the way it does is the method of construction: electroplating bonds gold ions directly to the silver through an electric current, which means the gold is not a film applied over the surface but a molecular-level join between two precious metals.

The Perfect Gift

Cultured pearls are the traditional 30th wedding anniversary gift. They also carry symbolic associations with purity, wisdom, and enduring love across cultures. That's a lot of meaning for one gemstone to hold, but it does it beautifully.

Meet The Maker

Accessibility to pearls changed in one generation because of "Pearl King" Kokichi Mikimoto. Pearl ownership went from an aristocratic rarity to a widely accessible symbol of elegance after his successful commercialization of cultivation in early 20th-century Japan.

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