Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls

Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls

€79,00
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Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
  • Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls
Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls

Asymmetrical Double Pearl Choker – White & Small Purple Pearls

€79,00

A modern asymmetrical choker featuring two luminous freshwater pearls in contrasting sizes and colours. The 9.5 mm white pearl shows delicate pink and blue iridescence, while the smaller 4.8 mm purple pearl flashes a cool blue halo. Set on a structured sterling silver cord, the design sits neatly around the neckline for a clean, contemporary look.

Details

  • Pearl type: Natural freshwater pearls
  • Large pearl: Approx. 9.5 mm white pearl with pink and blue halo
  • Small pearl: Approx. 4.8 mm purple pearl with blue halo
  • Surface: Flawless
  • Lustre: mirror-like lustre
  • Shape: Near round
  • Design: Asymmetrical double-pearl choker
  • Chain style: Structured/hard cord
  • Length: Approx. 40–44 cm
  • Fit: Adjustable
  • Style: Modern/minimalist/artistic
  • Natural pearls may show subtle variations in colour and appearance
Return policy

Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery. Items must be returned in their original, unused condition. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. Express or upgraded shipping charges are non-refundable.
Shipping

Orders are shipped from Slovenia. Delivery times vary by destination and shipping method. Orders within the EU are usually delivered within 2–5 business days. Tracking is provided where available.
How are freshwater pearls different from saltwater pearls? What are the advantages?

Freshwater pearls are usually composed of a thicker layer of nacre, which makes them durable and gives them a soft, rich luster. Saltwater pearls are often more uniformly round and can have a sharper, mirror-like shine, but they are generally more expensive. Freshwater pearls offer excellent value, beautiful natural luster, and a wider variety of shapes and subtle tones.
Why do white pearls show different halos, and why are they more visible in high-quality pearls?

White pearls can display pink, blue, silver, or green halos because light is reflected and refracted through the microscopic layers of nacre. In higher-quality pearls, smoother nacre structure and stronger luster make these overtones appear clearer, brighter, and more dimensional. The halo may also shift slightly depending on the lighting and viewing angle.
Why do pearl colors change under different lighting?

Pearl color is influenced not only by its body color, but also by its overtone and the way light interacts with the nacre. Different light sources, color temperatures, and viewing angles can make pink, blue, green, or silver tones appear stronger or softer. This is why the same pearl can look slightly different in daylight, warm indoor light, or direct sunlight.

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