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Pearl Pendant Necklaces

Baroque Pearl Pendant Necklaces

How to select a pearl pendant necklace. It's easier than you think! 

  1. What's Your Style? 
  2. Choose a Chain 
  3. Pick a Pearl 

Style: classic, romantic, sexy 

  • Classic: lowest profile pendant drop with large and jumbo sized pearls. Pair with your preferred chain length. Most versatile. Layers well with long or short necklaces, with beads or chains. Or wear alone as a statement piece. 
  • Romantic: medium length Y pendant, with 1 to 1.5  inch pendant drop. This style works with any size pearl. Pair with chains in 16, 18 or 20 inches. Layer with dainty chokers and longer necklaces in beads or chains.  
  • Sexy: long length Y pendant, with 2 to 3 inch pendant drop. This style works best with any size pearl. Pair with chains in 16 or 18 inches. Suitable for plunging necklines.   

 

Chain Types

  • 925 sterling silver box chain (style: classic ) 
  • 925 sterling silver cable chain (styles: classic, romantic, sexy) 
  • 18k gold plate cable chain (styles: classic, romantic, sexy)

Lengths (in inches): 16, 18, 20, 22 

Pearls

  • Baroque Sea Pearls: these pearls feature significant natural variation in shape and surface texture, with rich natural colors in pale hues. See pic below. 
    • Hues: pink, lavender, tan, green, gold
    • Sizes: medium 7-8mm, large 9-10mm, jumbo 11-14mm 
  • Baroque Freshwater Pearls: these pearls have smoother surfaces
    • Natural colors: white, cream, pale pink, pale gray 
    • Dyed colors: peacock blue, green and purple; pink magenta 
    • Sizes: petite 3-5mm, small 5-6mm, medium 7-8mm, large 9-10mm, jumbo 11-14mm

Necklace Styles



Romantic Style 

Sexy Style 






Natural Baroque Pearls




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