Akoya Cultured Necklace Pearl

6-6.5mm Cultured Akoya Pearl 18" Strand and Stud Earring Set

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6.5-7mm Cultured Akoya Pearl 14K 18" Strand Necklace

Experience the legendary luxury of pearls with this refined cultured Akoya pearl strand. Creamy round cultured pearls (approx. 6.5-7mm) make up this princess length strand. The pearls are hand-sorted for color, luster, shape akoya cultured necklace pearl and size to ensure consistency. The strand is individually knotted between each pearl to secure them akoya cultured necklace pearl and to keep them from rubbing together akoya cultured necklace pearl and becoming damaged. The necklace fastens with a 14K fishhook clasp. Other details include: Measures approx. 18"L x 1/4"W Stamped 14K Boxed About Akoya cultured pearlsâ€¦From the cool waters of Japan akoya cultured necklace pearl and China to your home, the consistent round shape akoya cultured necklace pearl and intense brilliant luster of Akoya cultured pearls bring you simple elegance that exudes femininity. Thousands of unique cultured pearls are hand-sorted to ensure top quality. All necklaces akoya cultured necklace pearl and bracelets are hand-strung akoya cultured necklace pearl and hand-knotted, adding to the high-quality craftsmanship. Pearls naturally occur in shades of pink, white or cream color akoya cultured necklace pearl and specially-enhanced colors such as black akoya cultured necklace pearl and gold.
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