Natural Lavender Edison Pearl Necklace 10–12 mm, AAA Quality, 14K Yellow Gold | KASKADDA®

A rare piece of jewelry made from the impressive Edison pearls, created under the Kaskadda brand, registered in 27 countries in Europe. Edison pearls are among the most spectacular, large, and valuable pearls in the world. An exceptional piece of jewelry made from giant Edison pearls, a pearl that manages to combine the size of freshwater pearls with the luster of saltwater pearls. No other cultured natural pearl has such characteristics: the size and luster specific to Edison pearls. A piece of jewelry with natural Edison pearls confers elegance and exclusivity to the wearer, its value and beauty enduring over time.

High-quality natural Edison pearls are rare, so the number of jewelry pieces made with them is extremely small, placing them in the category of exclusive jewelry.

Since natural Edison pearls are rare, and those of very good quality, like the ones used in creating this jewelry, are very rare, stock shortages may occur for indefinite periods.

Premium natural Edison pearl jewelry will be delivered in a luxurious wooden box and will be accompanied by a certificate of warranty and authenticity specific to premium natural pearls.

Each piece of jewelry in this category is a collectible, and the quantity of pearls of this size and quality is limited.

Attention! On the surface of any natural pearl, natural growth marks (small irregularities, spots, or growth lines) can be found; perfection does not exist in nature (only fake pearls are perfect).

Necklace characteristics:

Type of pearls: natural Edison pearls
Pearl size: 10 – 12 mm
Material: natural Edison pearls, AAA quality, and 14k gold (585 gold)
Pearl quality: AAA
Necklace metal: all metal components of the necklace are made of 14k gold (585 gold)
Pearl shape: round
Pearl luster: high quality
Necklace length: 43 cm
Weight: approximately 80 g
Packaging: premium quality wooden jewelry box

About Edison pearls:

• Edison pearls are a giant species of freshwater pearls but with the exotic features, colors, and quality of saltwater pearls (Akoya, Tahitian, or South Sea);
• While an Akoya pearl is formed in approximately 2-3 years, a Tahitian pearl in about 3 years, and a South Sea pearl in about 4 years, an Edison pearl requires 3-5 years for formation;
• Only one Edison pearl is cultivated in a shell so that it can grow as large as possible. They are characterized by a remarkable luster and can have extremely strong colors ranging from white to pink, gold, metallic, plum, and purple;
• Their size varies, but they can reach up to 16 mm in diameter (very rarely), and their surface is similar to that of Tahitian or South Sea pearls;
• The size of the pearl is an important factor when deciding to purchase such jewelry:

• those of 8-10 mm can be worn at the office or in formal meetings;

• those of 11-15 mm, being opulent and precious, are worn in the evening, at parties or grand events.