Fluid Sterling Silver & Freshwater Pearl Necklace
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
- ✓ Solid S925 sterling silver
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Water never moves in straight lines, and neither does this necklace. A fluid, sculptural curve of sterling silver carries a single freshwater pearl, the metal flowing like a ripple caught mid-motion. It's organic and quietly commanding, drawing the eye through movement rather than sparkle.
The design takes its cue from water — sculptural, fluid, deliberately soft-edged. One clean silver line does the work, and the pearl sits where it catches the most light, so it feels modern and considered with nothing spare. The pearl keeps it gentle; the wave keeps it interesting.
It works as a minimalist statement against a plain neckline, modern over tailoring, easy against a simple tee. It needs nothing else to feel finished, though it layers cleanly with a fine chain. Choose silver for cool ease or vintage gold for a softer warmth.
The details
- Single freshwater pearl on a fluid sculptural silver form
- Solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure), silver or vintage gold tone
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free, suitable for sensitive skin
- Care: store dry, keep away from perfume, wipe with a soft cloth
Dimensions: Chain approx. 38 cm, adjustable
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