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Sunflower 9.0-10.0mm Golden South Sea Pearl & Diamond Earrings in G18k

Regular price $1,599.00 Sale price $1,299.00
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Product
  • Type: Earrings

  • Category: Golden South Sea Pearls

  • Quantity: a Pair

  • Metal: 18K Yellow Gold

  • Stone: Diamond

Pearl

  • Origin: The Philippines

  • Body Color: Golden

  • Size: 9.0-10.0 mm

  • Shape: Round

  • Luster: Strong

  • Pearl Grade: AAA

  • Surface: Slightly Blemishes

  • Overtone: Vivid

  • Water: Saltwater

  • Kind: Cultured pearl

  • Mollusk South Sea Pearl: Pinctada Maxima

Shipping Methods: DHL/FedEx/UPS Express
Usually Ships Within 8-10 Business Days.

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⭐Golden South Sea pearls are produced by the Pinctada Maxima(Gold-lipped oyster), closely related to the Pinctada maxima(Silver-lipped oyster), which is why both South Sea white pearls and golden pearls are collectively referred to as South Sea pearls. These golden pearls are found in regions like Australia, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Compared to the well-known Japanese Akoya pearls, South Sea golden pearls are characterized by their golden color, larger diameter, and thicker nacre. The nacre thickness of South Sea pearls ranges from 0.8mm to 2mm, and for larger pearls, it can be even thicker. A thicker nacre means richer color and longer durability, making South Sea pearls highly favored by experienced pearl enthusiasts.

⭐This batch of Golden Pearls features an extremely delicate and glossy surface, with a translucence so clear you can see reflections in it. Truly bright and luminous, you only need to pick your favorite color. To achieve a youthful and stylish look with Golden Pearls, regardless of the shade of gold, the key is translucency! Some deep golden shades may appear dark or dull; such colors lack clarity and can give an overly opulent look when worn.

⭐ Description of Pearl Luster:
The pearl's luster exhibits variations under different light sources (e.g., daylight, artificial lighting) due to the refraction caused by its layered nacre structure. During photography, we use direct lighting and neutral backgrounds; however, the actual appearance may differ visually depending on the viewing environment. Note: This is not a quality defect. All pearls are certified by professional institutions to ensure compliance with quality standards.

Photography Environment Details:
Images are captured under indoor lighting (daytime or artificial light), with a white fabric background, or using a combination of natural light and shading effects.