Single Ear Cuff: Large Baroque Freshwater Pearl Stainless Steel Ear Cuff - Unsai

Unsai / Rainbow-colored clouds *Please note: You will receive either one "Gold" or one "Silver" ear cuff. Kindly inform us of your preference via message. If no selection is made, your ear cuff will be sent in "Gold." *This listing is for a single ear cuff. Captivated by the stunningly large pearls and their artful, nuanced iridescence. Having a discerning eye for pearls, we hadn't crafted large pearl earrings for some time. However, the exceptional size and luster of these baroque pearls, along with their unique character, compelled us to introduce them to our collection. A single, substantial pearl beautifully catches the autumn sunlight. While perfectly round pearls often evoke formal occasions, these baroque (oval) shapes are ideal for enjoying pearls in everyday settings. Pearls are known to shimmer under indoor lighting and daylight alike, making them a sophisticated choice for moments at a cafe, visits to a museum, or even a casual gathering. Ear Cuff: Stainless Steel, approx. 24mm diameter Freshwater Pearl: Baroque shape, approx. 15mm+ Luster: Very Good, Sheen: Exquisite Imperfections (Pores/Depressions): Present *If no selection is made, your ear cuff will be sent in "Gold." 【Please Read】 *To prevent yellowing or drying in deeper depressions, these areas have been protected with a coating (enamel). Please refer to the close-up photos provided. *Please understand that individual pearls cannot be selected. ■ About Pearls Gemstone Meanings: Purity, Health, Longevity, Wealth, Dignity, Patience. A birthstone for June. Also known as "Dewdrops of the Moon" or "Mermaid's Tears," pearls possess a beautiful luster. We use freshwater pearls, formed within freshwater mussels. Pearls have a long history, appearing in records from as early as 3200 BCE in Egypt, famously associated with Cleopatra. Pearls have also been used in traditional medicine. Historical records indicate their use in other parts of the world, including China around 2300 BCE, Persia in the 7th century BCE, and Rome in the 3rd century BCE. The ancient Japanese poetry collection, the Manyoshu, includes 56 poems featuring pearls.