18ct Yellow Gold Pearl Necklace

Name: 18ct Yellow Gold Pearl Necklace
Brand: Ryan Thomas Jewellers
SKU: N1025
Price: 1360.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Crafted in 18ct yellow gold, this necklace features softly shaped pearls, individually linked along a gold chain. Textured oval gold links add subtle detail, complementing the natural lustre of the pearls. A timeless design with a contemporary feel, perfect for everyday wear or special occasions.

Wear with the matching bracelet to complete the look.

€1,360.00

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SKU#: N1025

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Metal: 18ct yellow gold.
Gemstone: Pearl.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do pearls come from?

Pearls are formed inside molluscs, primarily oysters and mussels, in both saltwater and freshwater environments. Today, most pearls on the market are cultured pearls, grown in pearl farms in countries like Japan, China, Australia, and French Polynesia. Natural pearls are extremely rare and typically found in the wild.

How are pearls formed?

Pearls form when an irritant—like a grain of sand or a tiny parasite—enters the mollusc’s shell. In response, the mollusc secretes layers of nacre (a smooth, iridescent substance) around the irritant. Over time, this builds up into a pearl. Cultured pearls are created by carefully introducing an irritant to encourage nacre production in a controlled environment.

What do pearls symbolise?

Pearls have long symbolised purity, wisdom, elegance, and serenity. They are often associated with bridal jewellery, milestones, and heirlooms, and are also the birthstone for June. Across cultures, pearls have been revered for their natural beauty and timeless appeal.

Is pearl jewellery expensive?

Pearl jewellery can vary greatly in price depending on the type (freshwater, Akoya, Tahitian, South Sea), size, shape, lustre, and surface quality of the pearls. High-quality pearls—particularly South Sea and Tahitian pearls—are more expensive due to their rarity and exceptional lustre. At Ryan Thomas Jewellers, we offer a beautiful selection of pearl pieces to suit every style and budget.

How do you set a pearl in jewellery?

Setting pearls requires a delicate touch, as they are softer than other gemstones. Typically, pearls are glued onto a metal peg that’s secured into a setting such as a ring, pendant, or earring. For added security, some settings use a cup and peg combination. At Ryan Thomas Jewellers, we specialise in pearl setting techniques that combine elegance with durability.