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7.5-8mm Gem Grade Round Freshwater Pearl Bracelet
The classic pearl bracelet, with a mirror luster that goes from desk to dinner.
$115.00
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Pearl details
| Grade |
Gem Grade is our top grade: exceptional luster, a clean surface and a round shape, in fewer than 1 in 1,000 harvested pearls. |
|---|---|
| Luster | Exceptional GoodHighVery highExceptional |
| Surface | Clean SpottedLightly spottedCleanFlawless |
| Roundness | Round BaroqueOff-roundNear-roundRound |
| Size | 7.5-8mm Pearl sizes vary slightly within a strand. |
| Color | White Overtone may vary between cream and silvery hues. |
| Type | Cultured freshwater Freshwater pearls have the thickest nacre of all pearls. This makes them the longest-lasting, most durable pearls, and the best for wearing every day. |
| Origin | Grown on family-run freshwater farms in Zhuji, China, the center of the world's freshwater pearl industry. |
Other materials
| Sterling Silver | Solid sterling silver (92.5% silver). It tarnishes slowly; a silver cloth, held away from the pearls, brings the shine back. |
|---|---|
| 14k Solid Gold | Solid 14k gold all the way through. It never tarnishes or wears through. |
| PE Fiber | The thread, knotted between every pearl. It looks identical to silk but is far stronger: silk stretches and needs restringing every few years, while PE Fiber can last for decades. |
Size guide
How to measure
- Wrap a soft tape measure, or a strip of paper, snugly around your wrist just above the wrist bone.
- Mark where it meets, then lay the paper flat against a ruler.
- Add about ½ inch (1.5 cm) for a comfortable fit, or 1 inch (2.5 cm) for a looser one.
We recommend
7"
Size chart
| Wrist | Bracelet length |
|---|---|
| 5–5.5 in 12.5–14 cm | 6" 15 cm |
| 5.5–6 in 14–15 cm | 6.5" 16.5 cm |
| 6–6.5 in 15–16.5 cm | 7" 18 cm |
| 6.5–7 in 16.5–18 cm | 7.5" 19 cm |
| 7–7.5 in 18–19 cm | 8" 20 cm |
Between two sizes? Choose the longer one. A pearl bracelet with no room pulls on its knots.
Only the finest pearls.
Our pearls are grown over years in freshwater farms we work with directly, then sorted strand by strand for luster, surface quality, and roundness. Fewer than 1 in 100 harvested pearls are what we consider to be "high grade" and fewer than 1 in 1,000 make our gem grade.
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