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Golden South Sea Pearl Choker
Golden South Sea Pearl Choker
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Alchemical Golden Pearls in an array of warm creamy hues from a rare, gold-lipped oyster. Thought to inspire prosperity, power, and divine illumination, this pearly bling is a totem of grace and abundance.
Length: Approximately 16.25" long
Pearl Size: 5.5-11.25mm
Clasp: Handmade solid 18k gold J
SOUTH SEA KESHI
Perhaps the most prized pearl due to their long cultivation, South Sea pearls are cultivated in warm tropical lagoons and ocean waters from a silver or gold-lipped mollusk, and are sought after for their unique luster and creamy white, champagne, and gold colors. These uniquely shaped pearls are highly sought after for their variety, beauty, and luster. A bi-product of the culturing process, Keshi pearls are formed when an oyster expels an implanted nucleus. As a result, they are made entirely of nacre and exhibit remarkable luster. Like all pearls, they have a strong affinity with the water element, stabilizing the spirit, and nourishing the feminine essence.
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Momi Natural Pearls
Pearls stand alone as the only jewel created in partnership with a living being. Beginning as a grain of sand or other irritant in the soft body of a mollusk, the pearl materializes through a self-soothing action of repeatedly applying nacre to the foreign body until the pearl is born fully perfected. As such, they never need to be cut or polished. Contrary to common misconception, pearls are created in a variety of colors and organic shapes. Naturally they have a strong affinity with the water element and are believed to be a yin tonic stabilizing the spirit. Momi, meaning pearl, is used as a term of endearment in the Hawaiian language for a beloved. Reflecting not only their glistening beauty but the alchemy that tenderness engenders, our Momi pearls celebrate transformation of the divine feminine within.
Layering:
Try layering pearls with other pearl pieces, highlighting the structural differences between varying collections, such as a pearl Alohi Drop with a pearl lei or mala.
