This pair of earrings is a celebration of authentic elegance. The white Baroque Edison pearls, with impressive dimensions and irregular shape, are set on a solid 14K yellow gold structure, with a leverback closure. A piece of jewelry with character, created for women who choose refined subtlety over ordinary accessories.

The organic shapes of the white Baroque pearls tell a story about the beauty of imperfection. Each pearl is unique, with natural contours and deep luster. Combined with 14K gold, the result is a sophisticated piece with a collectible allure. Ideal for elegant outfits or as a meaningful gift – these earrings impress through their distinctive simplicity.

Edison pearls stand out through their size, luster, and expressiveness – they are among the most appreciated types of modern pearls. This leverback pair offers comfort and security, while remaining a bold stylistic choice.

Technical specifications:

Pearl type: natural cultured Edison pearls

Color: natural white

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

Packaging: gift jewelry box

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 light to your collection – or offer a rare piece of jewelry to someone special. Order now the white 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 within 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 created true works of art around a single baroque pearl, using precious metals: brooches or pendants depicting birds, animals, or natural scenes;

* Each baroque pearl jewelry piece is unique.