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Cultured Pearl · Made to Order in New York

St Barts Lariats

$3,000
Truly wholesale · Family-owned since 1950.
Free shipping on all US orders. Please allow 4 - 7 business days to process. Unconditionally guaranteed for authenticity & workmanship.

The St Barts Lariats features hand-selected Cultured cultured pearls chosen for exceptional luster and a clean surface.

Every piece is unconditionally guaranteed by American Pearl for authenticity and workmanship. Evaluation & Identification Report available.

Type
Necklace
Pearl
Cultured Cultured Pearl
Metal
Gold
Metal Purity
14K
Metal Color
White
Origin
Cultured Pearl

Ships within a week of your order; customized orders are hand-made and can take a little longer. Every item is unconditionally guaranteed by American Pearl for the authenticity of its gold or platinum and for its workmanship. Not 100% satisfied? Return it for a full refund.

Every American Pearl piece arrives gift-ready — your jewelry is nestled in a soft protective pouch inside our signature American Pearl gift box, finished with a ribbon, and a complimentary gift receipt is available on request. Just let us know at checkout if it’s a gift.

American Pearl gift box packaging

Stunning and one-of-a-kind, St. Barts lariats feature moving pearl pieces on a supple leather cord. The inspired designs were created by an American Pearl designer after a trip to the Caribbean hotspot of St. Barts. It was on the tropical island that the designer witnessed an electrifying sight that was destined to become the next summer and beach fashion trend in the States. The pearls and leather cord used to create St. Barts pearl and leather necklace designs are carefully chosen to pair well together. The hand-knotted necklaces use a variety of types of pearls, from mysterious Tahitian beauties to classic white pearls.

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