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For sale is one BRAND NEW, never worn, 100% AUTHENTIC, STUNNING DESIGNER sterling silver JUDITH RIPKA pair of pink mother of pearl and pink crystal earrings from the Oasis collection. These earrings feature 2 oval cut pink crystals that are vertically prong set in the center of oval cut pink mother of pearl doublet that is also vertically set with white sapphire accents. The earrings also feature a beautiful beaded and ribbed design that is signature to the Oasis collection. They measure just o

Luminous and alight with incredible shine, these sterling silver drop earring make their presence known. An oval, white mother-of-pearl cabochon in a highly polished, faceted border anchors the design. Hanging below is a beaded station with a faceted, oval crystal quartz--also within a faceted border. From Michael Dawkins.

A whimsical take on the traditional hoop. This unique pair starts with a round, faceted crystal quartz and white mother-of-pearl doublet at the post, from which a potato-shaped, white cultured freshwater pearl and beaded hoop dangle. Decorating the hoop are another doublet, a round white cultured freshwater pearl, and a faceted, round white topaz gemstone. From Echo of the Dreamer by Margaret Thurman.

These sweet dangle earrings feature tiny white mother of pearl birds under little fuchsia pink Swarovski crystal beads. The birds are 1/4 tall by 1/2 wide. Total earring length is 1 1/4 (30mm). The birds and crystals are hung on sterling silver hook earrings. The birds are bright white mother of pearl shape/color varies a tiny bit from bird to bird as these are natural products. These are very tiny delicate earrings super cute.

Effortless yet eclectic at once, this pair of Mother-of-Pearl and crystal-topped drop earrings from Chan Luu encapsulates bohemian luxe accessorizing.

Willow Companys Voyageur Pearls are chemically similar in material, weight and luster to natural and cultured pearls. These are man-made pearls produced from the shell of Hyotissa Hyotis also known as Mytilus Hyotis and commonly referred to as the Giant Coxcomb Oyster or Honeycomb Oyster native to the Indo-Pacific region. The raw material for the base or nucleus of the shell pearl is a natural mother-of- pearl bead, from the Hytotissa Hyotis. Fresh shells are harvested and cut, cubed and manually rounded into shape; coated with as many as 28 layers of color and protective finish to create our South Sea finish and grade AAA and AA quality. The depth of color and luster is enhanced using man-made materials combined with dyestuffs commonly called 'pearl essence' or 'pearlescence', which is the iridescent silvery ingredient found in certain fish scales. Also known as essence d'orient, it was discovered in 1656 in Paris by a French rosary maker, Jacquin, who isolated guanine crystals from the fish scales to produce a pearly suspension. Guanine in fact are rhombic platelets composed of multiple, transparent layers but have a high index of refraction that partially reflects and transmits light from layer to layer, thus producing a pearly luster. Willow Voyageur pearls are selectively made with the finest South Sea finish and are superior in quality to other finishes commonly referred to as Rainbow or Single Color which are differentiated by the number of coatings. Poor imitations pearls are generally only single dipped or coated and they are commonly made using crushed old and damaged shell and/or glass and glue, which 'contaminate' and affect quality and durability.

These sweet dangle earrings feature tiny pink mother of pearl birds under little rosewater opal Swarovski crystal beads. The birds are 1/4 tall by 1/2 wide. Total earring length is 1 (26mm). The birds and crystals are hung on 14k gold filled hook earrings. The birds are soft pink mother of pearl shape/color varies a tiny bit from bird to bird as these are natural products. These are very tiny delicate earrings super cute.

These sweet dangle earrings feature tiny white mother of pearl ducks over little sapphire blue Swarovski crystal beads. The birds are 1/2 tall by 1/2 wide. Total earring length is 1 (26mm). The birds and crystals are hung on 14k gold filled hook earrings. The ducks are soft creamy white mother of pearl shape/color varies a tiny bit from bird to bird as these are natural products. The crystals are tiny 3mm Swarovski crystals in sapphire blue however, I do have other colors, so if

Willow CompanyÆs Voyageur Pearls are chemically similar in material, weight and luster to natural and cultured pearls. These are man-made pearls produced from the shell of Hyotissa Hyotis also known as Mytilus Hyotis and commonly referred to as the Giant Coxcomb Oyster or Honeycomb Oyster native to the Indo-Pacific region. The raw material for the base or nucleus of the shell pearl is a natural mother-of- pearl bead, from the Hytotissa Hyotis. Fresh shells are harvested and cut, cubed and manually rounded into shape; coated with as many as 28 layers of color and protective finish to create our South Sea finish and grade AAA and AA quality. The depth of color and luster is enhanced using man-made materials combined with dyestuffs commonly called ôpearl essenceö or ôpearlescence, ö which is the iridescent silvery ingredient found in certain fish scales. Also known as essence dÆorient, it was discovered in 1656 in Paris by a French rosary maker, Jacquin, who isolated guanine crystals from the fish scales to produce a pearly suspension. Guanine in fact are rhombic platelets composed of multiple, transparent layers but have a high index of refraction that partially reflects and transmits light from layer to layer, thus producing a pearly luster. Willow Voyageur pearls are selectively made with the finest South Sea finish and are superior in quality to other finishes commonly referred to as Rainbow or Single Color which are differentiated by the number of coatings. Poor imitations pearls are generally only single dipped or coated and they are commonly made using crushed old and damaged shell and/or glass and glue, which ôcontaminateö and affect quality and durability.

Willow CompanyÆs Voyageur Pearls are chemically similar in material, weight and luster to natural and cultured pearls. These are man-made pearls produced from the shell of Hyotissa Hyotis also known as Mytilus Hyotis and commonly referred to as the Giant Coxcomb Oyster or Honeycomb Oyster native to the Indo-Pacific region. The raw material for the base or nucleus of the shell pearl is a natural mother-of- pearl bead, from the Hytotissa Hyotis. Fresh shells are harvested and cut, cubed and manually rounded into shape; coated with as many as 28 layers of color and protective finish to create our South Sea finish and grade AAA and AA quality. The depth of color and luster is enhanced using man-made materials combined with dyestuffs commonly called ôpearl essenceö or ôpearlescence, ö which is the iridescent silvery ingredient found in certain fish scales. Also known as essence dÆorient, it was discovered in 1656 in Paris by a French rosary maker, Jacquin, who isolated guanine crystals from the fish scales to produce a pearly suspension. Guanine in fact are rhombic platelets composed of multiple, transparent layers but have a high index of refraction that partially reflects and transmits light from layer to layer, thus producing a pearly luster. Willow Voyageur pearls are selectively made with the finest South Sea finish and are superior in quality to other finishes commonly referred to as Rainbow or Single Color which are differentiated by the number of coatings. Poor imitations pearls are generally only single dipped or coated and they are commonly made using crushed old and damaged shell and/or glass and glue, which ôcontaminateö and affect quality and durability.

Willow CompanyÆs Voyageur Pearls are chemically similar in material, weight and luster to natural and cultured pearls. These are man-made pearls produced from the shell of Hyotissa Hyotis also known as Mytilus Hyotis and commonly referred to as the Giant Coxcomb Oyster or Honeycomb Oyster native to the Indo-Pacific region. The raw material for the base or nucleus of the shell pearl is a natural mother-of- pearl bead, from the Hytotissa Hyotis. Fresh shells are harvested and cut, cubed and manually rounded into shape; coated with as many as 28 layers of color and protective finish to create our South Sea finish and grade AAA and AA quality. The depth of color and luster is enhanced using man-made materials combined with dyestuffs commonly called ôpearl essenceö or ôpearlescence, ö which is the iridescent silvery ingredient found in certain fish scales. Also known as essence dÆorient, it was discovered in 1656 in Paris by a French rosary maker, Jacquin, who isolated guanine crystals from the fish scales to produce a pearly suspension. Guanine in fact are rhombic platelets composed of multiple, transparent layers but have a high index of refraction that partially reflects and transmits light from layer to layer, thus producing a pearly luster. Willow Voyageur pearls are selectively made with the finest South Sea finish and are superior in quality to other finishes commonly referred to as Rainbow or Single Color which are differentiated by the number of coatings. Poor imitations pearls are generally only single dipped or coated and they are commonly made using crushed old and damaged shell and/or glass and glue, which ôcontaminateö and affect quality and durability.

These lovely earrings start with a rich smoked topaz color crystal at the top. The middle stone is a small, genuine mother of pearl, oval cabochon. Dangling beneath there is an octagonal, light Colorado topaz color, multifaceted accent bead. The final setting is completely open on both sides to catch and dance with all available light.

Red Kazuri earrings accented with a Swarovski crystal. These Kazuri beads are finished with a mother-of-pearl topcoat, making them iridescent. Earrings measure approximately 1 1/2" long x 1/2" wide and are finished with quality .925 sterling silver findings. Handmade in the US. Gift packaged. Kazuri beads are imported from Kenya. The beads are hand rolled and hand painted ceramic beads made at a cooperative in the Nairobi suburb Karen. We have been going to Kenya to select the beads for our jewelry since 2003.