At first glance, it is the size of the pearl that makes an impression. Then you discover its golden colour, the reflections that change with the light and that deep, satin-like lustre so characteristic of South Sea pearls. This 12-13 mm Golden South Sea pearl pendant highlights the beauty of a rare pearl that needs no additional adornment to draw attention.

A South Sea pearl reaches such a size after a long cultivation process in the warm waters of tropical seas. Throughout this time, successive layers of nacre build its beauty, while nature gives it its golden colour and subtle reflections. The round pearl, of AAA quality, stands out for its impressive 12-13 mm size, carefully selected surface and satin-like lustre that seems to come from within.

The 14K yellow gold (585 gold) setting naturally complements the pearl's colour. The decorative gold cap adds a delicate detail, maintaining the balance between the pearl's natural beauty and the elegance of the precious metal. The design is simple, precisely because a pearl of this size deserves to be admired in all its splendour.

Worn on a fine gold chain, this Golden South Sea pearl pendant immediately becomes a focal point. It can complement an elegant evening gown, yet looks just as beautiful with a white shirt, a silk outfit or a simple dress. Its golden colour brings warmth, while the size of the pearl gives the jewellery a presence that is difficult to overlook.

For a woman who loves pearls, a pendant like this can mean much more than a beautiful piece of jewellery. It can be a personal choice, a pleasure she gives herself after an important achievement, or a treasured piece that will always remain close to her heart. The beauty of South Sea pearls does not depend on fashion, and their elegance can be appreciated by different generations.

Given as a gift, this pendant can mark a special anniversary, an achievement or a moment you wish to make unforgettable. It is delivered in a complimentary premium wooden gift box, together with the KASKADDA certificate of warranty and authenticity. With proper care, a piece of South Sea pearl jewellery can be passed down from generation to generation, becoming part of a family's story.

South Sea pearls are impressive in every size, although each offers a different visual presence. If you prefer a slightly smaller pearl, you can discover the 11-12 mm Golden South Sea pearl pendant or the 10-11 mm pearl version, both exceptionally beautiful and elegant. And if you would like one of the most imposing versions in this collection, discover the 13-13.5 mm Golden South Sea pearl pendant.

Technical Specifications

• Pearl type: Golden South Sea cultured saltwater pearl, with a natural colour
• Pearl quality: AAA
• Colour: natural, rich golden hue
• Shape: round
• Pearl size: 12-13 mm
• Lustre: velvety, high quality
• Surface: smooth, with fine natural markings
• Setting: 14K yellow gold (585 gold), including all metal components
• Weight: approximately 2.70 g
• Packaging: complimentary premium wooden gift box
• Certification: certificate of warranty and authenticity

For women who appreciate rare jewellery, this 12-13 mm Golden South Sea pearl pendant has all the qualities of a truly special piece: an impressive pearl, a colour created by nature and a yellow gold setting that enhances its beauty. A small treasure of the sea, worn close to the heart.

About South Sea Pearls:

• The value of a South Sea pearl is influenced not only by its size and any surface imperfections, but also by the intensity of its colour. Shades range from white with silvery overtones, characteristic of this pearl variety, to pale yellow and deep gold. The most valuable pearls have a colour approaching that of 24K gold.
• Unlike the mirror-like lustre of Akoya pearls, South Sea pearls have a satin-like appearance and seem to glow from within.
• White South Sea pearls come primarily from Australia, while golden varieties are mainly cultured in the Philippines and Indonesia. They are traded at exclusive auctions held only a few times a year in Japan and Hong Kong, where they are sold in mixed lots (white + golden). Because of their rarity, worldwide supplies are very limited, and only a small number of jewellery retailers offer pieces featuring these pearls.
• They have the thickest nacre layers of all pearls - between 2 and 4 mm - and the longest formation period. By comparison, an Akoya pearl forms in approximately 2 years, a Tahitian pearl in 2-3 years, while a South Sea pearl may take up to 4 years to develop.
• Pearl size is an important consideration when choosing the right piece of jewellery:
  • South Sea pearls measuring 8-10 mm are suitable for the office or formal meetings.
  • Pearls measuring 11-13 mm, opulent and elegant, are worn in the evening, at celebrations or special events.