SOLD - 8.0-8.5 mm Natural White Akoya Pearl Necklace
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Natural Color White Akoya Pearl Necklace 8.0-8.5
American Pearl is now procuring the rarest and most coveted natural snow-white Akoya pearl necklaces directly from Japan’s finest pearl farmers—relationships cultivated one-on-one since 1950. Each pearl, measuring 8 x 8.5mm, is chosen for its extraordinary, mirror-like luster and luminous orient that seem to glow from within.
These exceptional gems display a naturally pure white hue, capturing the timeless beauty for which Akoya pearls are renowned. Hand-selected from freshly harvested pearls, they represent an achievement of nature and craftsmanship combined. Every strand, strung to 18 inches and affixed with the Silver X Clasp, is carefully examined to ensure only pearls of unmatched beauty meet our standards.
Accompanied by a Pearl Science Laboratory of Japan certificate, your necklace stands as a testament to authenticity, rarity, and a legacy of excellence built since 1950.
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American Pearl is now procuring the rarest and most coveted natural snow-white Akoya pearl necklaces directly from Japan’s finest pearl farmers—relationships cultivated one-on-one since 1950. Each pearl, measuring 8 x 8.5mm, is chosen for its extraordinary, mirror-like luster and luminous orient that seem to glow from within.
These exceptional gems display a naturally pure white hue, capturing the timeless beauty for which Akoya pearls are renowned. Hand-selected from freshly harvested pearls, they represent an achievement of nature and craftsmanship combined. Every strand, strung to 18 inches and affixed with the Silver X Clasp, is carefully examined to ensure only pearls of unmatched beauty meet our standards.
Accompanied by a Pearl Science Laboratory of Japan certificate, your necklace stands as a testament to authenticity, rarity, and a legacy of excellence built since 1950.
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