This bracelet is loaded with pearls. Two individual flexible-black-rubber bracelets are each adorned with a row of three cultured Tahitian black pearls framed on all sides by sterling silver spacer beads. The two bracelets are joined together to look like one thus creating the effect of six 7-8mm Tahitian pearls in two rows. The ends of the flexible bracelets are capped with small silver beads except one end which bears the trademark of Soraya Designs which is a 12mm mother-of-pearl disk with the signature of Soraya; one of Tahiti’s rising stars on the Jewelry scene. This bracelet naturally closes down to a circular size approximately 4.5cm across allowing it to fit small wrists and it expands to will fit any wrist size up to approximately 7cm across. The name of this bracelet in Tahitian is; “Praise for God”…an emotion clearly evoked by this delightful bracelet.
The spectacular Tahitian black pearls in these earrings are among the nicest ones in our collection. They are absolutely gorgeous peacock color with shades of green, aubergine (purplish), blue and silver. They are beautifully simple in design – merely two amazing pearls with 14k white-gold hooks. There is no point trying to enhance the extraordinary beauty of these two pearls with diamonds or any other ornamentation. They are perfect as is – as nature provided them. The drop-shaped pearls measure approximately 11.5mm by 12.5mm. The surface quality is excellent having only minor blemishes that are unnoticeable without close examination.
These earrings are fun and dramatic. Three silver rings dangle from a silver chain approximately 9cm in length. The top ring is 1.5cm in diameter, the next one is 1.8cm and the bottom ring is over 2cm in diameter and in the middle of it dangles a single 8-9mm Tahitian black pearl. The overall effect is dazzling. These earrings don’t go unnoticed. Silver works with nearly any outfit and Tahitian black pearls couldn’t be more in fashion. These earrings are for pierced ears. The name of these earrings; "Titaina" means "Little Flower" in Tahitian.
