This exquisite pearl necklace features a single strand of very large baroque pearls, each uniquely shaped like an ancient coin with a graceful, flowing tail that adds an organic, whimsical elegance. The pearls shimmer in a sophisticated silver-grey hue, their surfaces boasting an exceptionally high lustre that borders on a metallic sheen, catching and reflecting light with mesmerizing intensity. Strung together seamlessly, the necklace drapes with a luxurious weight, evoking timeless sophistication and natural artistry.
Sometimes known as Lava Pearls, these huge baroque pearls are prized for their dramatic, metallic, silver sheen accompanied by shades of gun metal.
They are not natural volcanic pearls (no such thing exists). The name is purely marketing, but it perfectly describes the visual effect.
FeatureDescriptionColorDark bronze → near-black with fiery metallic overtones (red/orange flashes)SheenHigh orient – mirror-like, liquid-metal lusterShapeUsually baroque, coin, or petal (irregular surfaces enhance the "molten" look)Size10–16 mm (large for freshwater)OriginChina (Zhejiang or Jiangsu farms) – often Edison-type or soufffle nucleated
This exquisite pearl necklace features a single strand of very large baroque pearls, each uniquely shaped like an ancient coin with a graceful, flowing tail that adds an organic, whimsical elegance. The pearls shimmer in a sophisticated silver-grey hue, their surfaces boasting an exceptionally high lustre that borders on a metallic sheen, catching and reflecting light with mesmerizing intensity. Strung together seamlessly, the necklace drapes with a luxurious weight, evoking timeless sophistication and natural artistry.
Sometimes known as Lava Pearls, these huge baroque pearls are prized for their dramatic, metallic, silver sheen accompanied by shades of gun metal.
They are not natural volcanic pearls (no such thing exists). The name is purely marketing, but it perfectly describes the visual effect.
FeatureDescriptionColorDark bronze → near-black with fiery metallic overtones (red/orange flashes)SheenHigh orient – mirror-like, liquid-metal lusterShapeUsually baroque, coin, or petal (irregular surfaces enhance the "molten" look)Size10–16 mm (large for freshwater)OriginChina (Zhejiang or Jiangsu farms) – often Edison-type or soufffle nucleated
