Small Size Baroque Freshwater Pearl Hairpin Lucilla

Lucilla / Small Size Adorn your hair with a lustrous style, elegantly accented by a single pearl. We've crafted a hairpin featuring a solitary pearl, designed to hold your hair securely. The hairpin is waved, offering a strong hold. Each baroque pearl is unique in shape, making this a one-of-a-kind treasure. Perfect for elegantly sweeping aside side strands that tend to catch on masks, tucking into a loosely styled bun, or adding a touch of grace to the base of a gathered hairstyle. Its baroque nature lends an effortless vibe, preventing it from feeling overly formal. As mass production is challenging, hair accessories with freshwater pearls are rarely found on the market. They create a subtly cool, luxurious accent. Catching the summer sun, they add exceptional luster and a sense of transparency to your outfit. Consider a pearl, symbolizing "protection," as your personal talisman. This single, lustrous point, shimmering in silk tones to iridescent hues under the light, brightens your expression. We envision pairing these with light summer tops and dresses, scarves, or linen dresses. Hairpin length: Approx. 55mm Freshwater pearl: Approx. 8-10mm ■ Please Note ■ * While the pearl is securely attached, to prevent deterioration, gently open the "metal clasp" part of the pin slightly with your fingers to attach and remove it, rather than pulling on the pearl itself. * Because we adhere baroque (uneven) shaped pearls, the adhesive is intentionally allowed to slightly overflow on the back for a strong bond. We have included a photo for your reference. * Please avoid getting the item wet. * It will be shipped in a box. ■ About Pearls ■ Purity, Health, Longevity, Wealth, Dignity, Patience, Easy Childbirth, Birthstone for June. Possessing a beautiful luster, they are also known as "dewdrops of the moon" or "mermaid's tears." We use freshwater pearls, which form inside freshwater mollusks such as Hyriidae. Pearls have appeared in recorded history since around 3200 BCE in Egypt. Legend has it that Cleopatra dissolved one in vinegar and drank it. In other parts of the world, records show pearls were used around 2300 BCE in China, around the 7th century BCE in Persia, and around the 3rd century BCE in Rome. In Japan, their presence is already noted in the Kojiki, Nihon Shoki, and Manyoshu, and the Gishi Wajinden records that Himiko's sister, Toyo, sent 5,000 pearls to the Cao Wei dynasty. The Manyoshu includes 56 poems that incorporate pearls. Designating it as the birthstone for June is a Japanese convention. In Western Europe, hardness is prioritized for items passed down through generations. In Japan, it is respected due to its status as a specialty product. It is said to be the gemstone that best suits Japanese women, resembling the natural skin tone of Japanese women. Gold, Natural Stone, Jewelry, Accessory, Stone, Simple, Handmade, Present, Gift, Mode, Design, Freshwater Pearl, Pearl, Baroque, Natural Stone Jewelry, Summer Jewelry, Cool, Transparent, Effortless, White, Clean, Raw Stone, Natural, Pearl Anniversary, Hairpin, Hair Accessory