A silver ring featuring a large, irregular pink baroque pearl and a curved silver snake head, displayed on a cream jewelry box with blurred green leaves in the background.

Whimsical Swan 20mm Pink-Purple Baroque Pearl Ring

€79,00
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A silver ring featuring a large, irregular pink baroque pearl and a curved silver snake head, displayed on a cream jewelry box with blurred green leaves in the background.

Whimsical Swan 20mm Pink-Purple Baroque Pearl Ring

€79,00

A whimsical swan-inspired setting curves around a large pink-purple baroque freshwater pearl with vivid red iridescent flashes.

Details

  • Pearl type: Freshwater baroque pearl
  • Pearl size: Approx. 20 × 18 × 12 mm
  • Pearl colour: Pink-purple with red iridescent halos
  • Lustre: Bright natural lustre
  • Design: Sculptural swan-inspired statement ring
  • Band: Adjustable open band
  • Metal: Copper with silver-plated finish
  • Style: Whimsical / artistic / bold / free-spirited / unconventional
  • Natural baroque pearls are individually shaped, making each piece unique
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.

Why are baroque pearls all different shapes?

Luster comes first — the brighter and more reflective the pearl, the higher the quality is generally considered to be. Next come color and overtone, followed by surface blemishes. Shape is personal: with baroque pearls, the best one is simply the one that feels most distinctive and right for your style.

Are the luster and colors of baroque pearls natural?

Yes. A pearl’s luster comes naturally from the layers of nacre that form during its growth. Natural baroque pearls can also show beautiful overtones of pink, blue, green, or gold, which may shift under different lighting. Unless stated otherwise, the pearl colors in our pieces are natural rather than dyed.

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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