Black baroque pearls in a fabulous colour, the sheen and lustre is great.

The pearls are approx. 10-11 mm in size.

★ Please note that every batch is dyed and there can be some slight differences the finished colours.

The knotted necklace has adjustable side clasps and stainless steel 'O' ring.

The side clasps are silver plated and the 'O' ring is stainless steel.

The pearls can be worn as they are, or with a pendant or remove the 'O' ring and clasp together with the side clasps and turn to the back to make a choker type pearl necklace.

These are listed in various lengths. The measurement is including the side clasps plus add roughly ½ inch for the "O" ring.


🖤 Baroque pearls are pearls with an irregular non-spherical shape. Shapes can range from minor aberrations to distinctly ovoid, curved, pinch, or lumpy shapes. Most cultured freshwater pearls are baroque because freshwater pearls are mantle-tissue nucleated instead of bead nucleated.

PEARLS BENEFIT FROM BEING WORN. The body temperature and natural oils from the skin enhance the lustre. Enjoy pearls for what they are, true Organic Gems.

♥︎ CARE OF PEARLS

Put on pearls after you have applied your makeup, hairspray and perfume as these products can be harmful.
Remove pearls before bathing or swimming. Chemicals or minerals in the waterway harm the pearl or deteriorate the cord they are strung with.
After you have worn your pearls, wipe them gently with a soft clean cloth. Over time the slight acid in your perspiration can have an abrasive affect on them.
If you find it necessary to clean you pearls don’t use abrasive materials of stiff brushes. Gently wash in water with a mild soap if necessary and dry them with a soft cloth. Lay necklaces flat to dry. Do not hang them or wear them when wet as this may stretch the cord.
Do not keep pearls in a sealed plastic bag. Pearls are organic and need to breathe. Long exposure in sealed bags, direct heat or sunshine may crack, dry or discolour the pearls.

How to test a Genuine Pearl from an Imitation Pearl
This is a simple test anyone can do…
To test a real pearl simply rub the pearl on the smooth surface of your tooth.
An imitation pearl will feel smooth as it rubs across the tooth.
On a genuine pearl you will feel a slight resistance, it should feel slightly gritty