GEMSTONES
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Maimoda
Petite monstera dangle earrings - blue topaz (E497)
$ 34.00
Visit product page →Petite monstera dangle featuring sterling silver or gold filled monstera and gorgeous blue topaz gemstones.
Gold filled or sterling silver monstera charms are 11 mm
Tear drop blue topaz briolettes are 8-9 mm
Hand shaped French ear wires.
Earrings ‘s total length is approximately 1.25” including ear wires.
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Maimoda
Bangle ALII - gemstones (B352)
$ 75.00
Visit product page →This exquisite bangle is make with decorative floral pattern wire and genuine gemstone beads. 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.
Gemstone beads are 12mm.
Bangle is about 4mm wide and 1.5 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.
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Maimoda
Earrings Kara - ruby ( E362)
$ 85.00
Visit product page →Natural color peacock Tahitian pearls with gold vermeil Ruby.
Genuine Tahitian Cultured Pearls
Shape: Baroque drop
Color: Peacock
Size: 10 x 12mm
Luster: Very High Luster and thick nacre.
Surface: Generally very clean skin with natural .
Vermeil Ruby connectors are about 14 mm in size.
Earrings will arrive in gift box ready for gift giving.
Tahitian Black Pearls another popular member of the saltwater pearl family. Unlike the Akoya and South Sea saltwater pearls, Tahitian Black pearls are cultured in the black-lipped oyster (Pinctada margaritifera), the largest member of the pearl producing oyster family. The oyster itself is can grow to be up to 1 foot across and weighing in at over 10 pounds. The relatively large size of the oyster often results in much larger than average pearls, with sizes ranging from 8 to 14 mm.
Further, the pearls are unique because of their natural dark colors owing to their name “black.” However, the name is somewhat of a misnomer since most "black" Tahitian pearls are not actually black. Instead, the majority of the Tahitian Black pearls are gray, silver, charcoal, or shades similar those. Other popular but more colors are copper, pistachio, taupe, peacock, aubergine, steel gray, olive, and sea green. Tahitian pearls are often accentuated with a beautiful array of colorful overtones. Truly black pearls are extremely rare and are highly sought after in the world markets.
