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Maimoda
Bangle ALII - gold south sea pearl (B448)
$ 135.00
Visit product page →Traditional Hawaiian heirloom bangle featuring lustrous golden south sea pearl on sterling silver or gold filled decorative pattern wire. Bangle is hand- formed, hammered and polished for a stunning texture and shine. It looks great worn alone or paired with other shell and charm bangles to create a chic, fun beachy look.
Genuine south sea pearl pearl is approximately 12mm.Heirloom bangle is about 4mm wide and 1.5mm in thickness.
*********As you can see in the photos there are naturally occurring blemishes that give these pearls characters. These are stock photos so please note pearls are vary in shape and color due to availability .
*******Each bangle is custom made to order so can not be return or exchange for that reason.
Please indicate your bangle size at checkout. If you do not know your size form your hand like your putting a bracelet on and measure around the widest part of your hand and not your wrist. The average size is 8 inches. -
Maimoda
Bangle MIKA- golden south sea pearl (B358)
$ 125.00
Visit product page →This listing is for 1 golden south sea pearl bangle.
Bangle is make using fine metal round wire and lustrous golden south sea pearl.
Golden south sea pearl is measured 11-12mm.
Bangle is hand- formed, hammered into scallop design and polished for a stunning texture and shine. It looks great worn alone or paired with other shell & pearl bangles.
*******Each bangle is custom made to order so can not be return or exchange for that reason.The bangles can be washed with mild soap and water. For optimum shine use polish cloth or polish that's made for gold filled & silver.
Please indicate your bangle size at checkout. If you do not know your size form your hand like your putting a bracelet on and measure around the widest part of your hand and not your wrist (as pictured)
Golden South Sea pearls are among the rarest and most sought-after pearl produced in the world today. Their warm, golden colors are completely natural, produced by the gold-lip variety of the Pinctada maxima pearl oyster. They are grown primarily in Australia, the Philippines, and Indonesia.What distinguishes a South Sea Golden Pearl from all its other pearl counterparts is its distinct coloration. Unlike a pure white pearl, a golden pearl exhibits a remarkable sparkling champagne tone. The effect of a golden pearl is a richer, more intricately dazzling appearance. These positively posh pearls are coveted throughout the world for their unique appearance.
