Cultured Golden South Sea or Tahitian Pearl Bracelet w/ 925 Sterling Silver

Description

Bracelet 925 Sterling Silver Rhodium plated with Golden South Sea or Tahitian Cultured Pearl, your choice.
This design features an elegant silver ball next to the Pearl.
Bracelet length is 7", adjustable to 1" up or down. It features a secure lobster clasp.
Pearl Type: South Sea Cultured OR Tahitian Cultured
Pearl Size: 11mm
Pearl Color: Natural Gold OR Tahitian
Pearl Treatment: No Treatment
Pearl Origin: South Sea, Philippines OR Gambier, French Polynesia
Bracelet size: 7", adjustable to 1" up or down
Metal Type: 925 Sterling Silver Rhodium
Manufactured in Kailua, Hawaii, USA
Returns Accepted within 14 days. Items with tags removed are Non-Returnable.
Pearl Color Disclosure:
Please be aware that the natural color of pearls varies, and coloring of the item received may vary due to this natural variation in pearl color and difference in screen color calibration. All of our pearls are untreated and coloring is 100% natural.
Authenticity Disclosure:
Buyers beware!
It is easy to be misled by words and prices when it comes to buying Pearls.
There is an overabundance of Chinese Freshwater Pearls on the market. Many of which have been dyed or irradiated to imitate the natural coloring of Tahitian or South Sea Cultured Pearls. There is nothing wrong with Freshwater Pearls, except in the case when the consumer thinks they are buying authentic Tahitian or South Sea Cultured Pearls, while in fact purchasing undisclosed treated Freshwater Pearls.
Freshwater Pearls come naturally in cream, off white, pink, mauve, and lavender, but never in the Tahitian or Golden South Sea Pearl color range.
When encountering the word “genuine” beware!
The Jewelers Vigilance Committee, and other American consumer groups, recognize the word genuine only when it applies to naturally formed pearls: pearls found in shells without human intervention. “Authentic” is the word to be used when it comes to cultured Pearls. So, when a seller has blasted the word genuine all over their site, you know their intent, knowledge, or research is left to question.
Shell Pearls and Shell beads. Don’t get confused! In the US, they can’t legally use the word pearl, except when the word “imitation” is used in conjunction. Pearl is only used for the actual pearl that was harvested from and oyster; like Freshwater, Akoya or South Sea Cultured Pearls.
Happy Pearl Shopping!