Cinderella's Pearl Necklace
  • Cinderella's Pearl Necklace
  • Cinderella's Pearl Necklace
  • Cinderella's Pearl Necklace
  • Cinderella's Pearl Necklace
Cinderella's Pearl Necklace

Cinderella's Pearl Necklace

Rp 1.070.000,00

I used to watch Cinderella and wish for a fairy godmother to change my day with a wave of a wand. Since that hasn't happened yet, I made my own version of that magic.

 

With a little Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo, I captured the whole story in one piece. This necklace features Clear Quartz for the glass shoe, dreamy blue Aquamarine stone beads and Pearls for the ball gown, and a bright pop of orange Champagne Zircon for the pumpkin carriage charm.

 

It is whimsical, nostalgic, and a beautiful piece of the fairy tale to wear wherever you go.

 

  • Necklace length: 16” (40 cm)
  • Sterling silver lobster clasp closure
Availability: In stock

Get a matching set to complete your look!

Pearls are the only gemstones made by living creatures. Mollusks produce pearls by depositing layers of calcium carbonate around microscopic irritants that get lodged in their shells — usually not a grain of sand, as commonly believed.

In many cultures, Pearls symbolize purity and innocence, which is why it’s tradition for a bride to wear Pearls on her wedding day. Besides being one of three birthstones for June, the Pearl is also the birthstone for babies born under the signs of Gemini and Cancer, and frequently gifted on 1st, 3rd, 12th and 30th wedding anniversaries.


✧ Find out your birthstone on the Birthstone Guide page.
✧ Learn more about other Gemstone Facts.


FYI. Sometimes the imperfections you see in natural stones are not uncommon. In fact, it's rare to see a piece of gem that is completely impeccable and unblemished. Their uniqueness can result from anything from heat, pressure, mineral makeup, volcanic activity or time. And due to the rarity of natural gemstones and all handmade, most of our products are one-of-a-kind or made in very limited pieces, so you're getting a special piece of jewelry!

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