Akoya Pearl Hook Earrings, Cobalt Blue

The natural white of the rare cobalt blue Akoya pearls illuminates your ears, lending a brighter tone to your complexion. These simple hook earrings can be worn for any occasion and suit all ages. They are presented in a jewelry case, making them ready for gifting. ▷*Materials* K10 White Gold, Akoya Pearl 6mm UP Size: Approx. 2.1cm (Hook: 1.5cm, Akoya Pearl: 6mm) The surface of the pearl may feature small indentations known as 'dimples.' These occur naturally as the pearl grows within its shell, differing from scratches that might occur after harvesting. Each pearl possesses a unique character; we invite you to appreciate the individuality of pearls nurtured by the sea. ---------------------------------------- ▷*About Our Shop* Established in 1899, our shop has been providing exquisite jewelry to many for generations. We pride ourselves on offering high-quality pieces backed by extensive experience. Each item is crafted with meticulous care, ensuring that even those new to fine jewelry can purchase with confidence and joy. ---------------------------------------- ▷*Care Instructions* Jewelry can accumulate oils and perspiration from daily wear, which can diminish its natural luster if left unaddressed. Gently wipe your jewelry with a soft cloth after each use before storing it. Oils and alcohol found in cosmetics, hairspray, and perfumes are detrimental to jewelry. Removing or putting on clothing while wearing jewelry can lead to damage or loss. Please handle with care. ▷*Storage Recommendations* Gemstones vary in hardness, from diamond-hard to soft like pearls. Storing hard and soft gemstones together can cause friction and scratches. To prevent this, store each piece individually in a small pouch or utilize dividers within your jewelry box to keep them from colliding. ▷*Situations Requiring Caution* It is best to remove jewelry before activities such as bathing, as exposure to water and soap can dull the gemstone's sparkle. Additionally, jewelry is susceptible to chlorine and sulfur, which can cause discoloration of gemstones and metals.