Grey Pearl & Zircon Halo Pendant | S925 Silver | 12.1mm | Modern Elegance
£105.00
DESCRIPTION:
A graceful pendant crafted in sterling silver (S925), featuring a cultured grey pearl of exceptional lustre, elegantly set within a teardrop-shaped halo of sparkling white zircons.
The pearl measures approx. 12.1mm, perfectly round and glowing with a rich grey sheen. The modern open-frame design creates a beautiful contrast between the soft glow of the pearl and the brilliance of the surrounding stones.
Sophisticated, timeless, and radiant — a statement piece that transitions effortlessly from day to night.
DETAILS:
• Material: Sterling silver (hallmarked S925)
• Main stone: Cultured grey pearl (Ø12.1mm)
• Accent stones: White zircon
• Pendant size: 2.3 × 2.1cm
• Weight: 3.87g
• Chain: 925 silver chain, 46cm
• Condition: Excellent craftsmanship and beautifully preserved
Notes:
🌿 Cultured pearls may display gentle variations in tone or texture — these are natural characteristics that make each pearl uniquely beautiful. No two are ever the same.
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