These spectacular earrings are crafted with large Baroque Edison pearls in a natural lavender shade, featuring an irregular shape and deep, rich color, set in 14K yellow gold with a leverback closure. They are jewelry pieces with personality, hard to forget, created for women who choose originality over the conventional.

Each pair is unique – no baroque pearl is ever the same. This is their charm. Every shape, curve, and luster reflects years of natural formation. The piece is perfect for special events, yet it can also become a favorite in a sophisticated jewelry collection.

Edison pearls are considered a rare discovery in the world of jewelry – large, with excellent luster and remarkable expressiveness. The leverback setting adds both security and elegance. It is an ideal choice for a striking appearance, but also a truly memorable gift.

Technical specifications:

Pearl type: natural cultured Edison pearls

Color: natural lavender

Shape: Baroque (irregular, organic)

Quality: AAA

Pearl size: 12x16.5 – 13.5x25 mm

Metal: 14K yellow gold (585 gold)

Closure: leverback

Weight: approx. 9 g / pair

Warranty: certificate of authenticity and warranty included

KASKADDA® is a European premium jewelry brand, with a registered trademark in 27 countries. All products are crafted from hand-selected natural pearls, set in certified precious metals. Each pearl jewelry piece is accompanied by a certificate of warranty and authenticity confirming the natural origin of the pearls.

Add a touch of uniqueness to your collection – or offer a truly rare gift to someone special. Order now the lavender Baroque Edison pearl earrings in 14K gold.

What do baroque pearls symbolize?

They are a tribute to natural imperfection and express the unique beauty of every woman.

Did you know?

* Baroque pearls are part of the “Beauty by imperfection” artistic movement. Artists belonging to this movement intentionally leave a small flaw in their creations, symbolizing that they cannot create perfection – only nature (or the divine) can achieve it;

* In the 16th century, they were the favorites of jewelers, who used precious metals to create true works of art around a single baroque pearl: brooches or pendants depicting birds, animals, or scenes from nature;

* Each baroque pearl jewelry piece is unique.