These pretty Tahitian pearl earrings are designed simply with a sterling silver ear-hook and a dangling 8-9mm round silver/green pearl. The look is classic, and will work with everything. Tahitian pearls have found their permanent place in fashion, first coming into popularity in Europe in the 18th Century and remaining in demand ever since. In the last 20 years, Tahitian pearls have experienced a kind of style-renaissance and have been at the forefront of fashion for a couple of decades. It is not uncommon to see celebrities adorned in black pearls both with casual wear as well as when decked out for the most formal affairs.
This bracelet combines two flexible black rubber bracelets together each one having two Tahitian black pearls framed by sterling silver beads. The ends of each bracelet are capped with a small silver bead except one which bears the logo of Soraya; a 12mm mother-of-pearl disk with Soraya’s signature. The bracelets are linked together by the silver beads next to each pearl creating a set of four pearls in total each approximately 7-8mm in size. The pearls Soraya uses in this piece are of green and silver tones often showing overtones of blue and aubergine (purplish). 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; Matahina means Goddess Eyes in Tahitian, a fitting description of the two side-by-side pearls used in these separate but linked bracelets.
This wonderful bracelet is like three MANAHERE bracelets joined together. It is made with three separate flexible black-rubber bracelets each with it’s own 9-10mm Tahitian black pearl framed in by two silver beads. The bracelets all pass through matching silver beads that are joined thus tying the bracelets together into one dazzling bangle bracelet. The ends of the flexible rubber bracelets are capped with a small silver bead except one end which has a mother-of-pearl disk bearing the mark of “Soraya” the beautiful and talented Tahitian designer of this piece. 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; “Mareva” in Tahitian, means; “Canoes bringing presents from one island to another”. What could be a more exotic and positive image than this act of outreaching peace and friendliness between island paradises of long ago.
