Sterling Silver Oceanic Romance Set
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
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The Oceanic Romance collection started with the shape of a wave, that curl of water right before it breaks. The silver picks up that same movement, with fluid lines that seem to rise and fall around a bright freshwater pearl.
It's made in solid S925 sterling silver, and the pieces keep their shine season after season. The freshwater pearl sits in the metal like sea-foam catching the sun, and you can pick a gold or silver finish to match the rest of your collection.
Wear it layered with other chains or on its own. It suits a linen dress on a beach day and still works for an evening out by the water.
The details
- Freshwater pearl set in solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure)
- Wave-inspired design; choose a gold or silver finish
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, suitable for sensitive skin
- Care: store dry, keep away from perfume, wipe with a soft cloth
Buy the set: US$552.00 — save 15% versus US$650.00 bought separately.
This set includes — prefer just one piece? Each is also sold on its own:
- Sterling Silver Oceanic Romance Necklace — US$170.00
- Sterling Silver Oceanic Romance Earrings — US$110.00
- Sterling Silver Oceanic Romance Ring — US$120.00
- Sterling Silver Oceanic Romance Bracelet — US$250.00
Dimensions: Chain approx. 38 cm, adjustable
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