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Lora Gold Pendant - Cultured Pearls

14k Yellow Gold · Pearl


Regular Price 170$

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    14k Yellow Gold

    Our 14K Gold jewelry is crafted to last a lifetime. Gold jewelry does not oxidize and does not change color, even when worn daily, year after year.

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    Lora Gold Pendant - Cultured Pearls

    Lora is a pendant that blends the elegance of 14k yellow gold with the timeless beauty of genuine cultured pearls. Its simple yet sophisticated design features a gold bail and a trio of spherical elements: two pearls in different sizes and a gold bead, creating a perfect balance of refinement and subtlety.

    14k gold offers a warm glow and durability, renowned for its long-lasting resistance and for not oxidizing. The pearls, with their smooth, lustrous surface, add a touch of femininity and sophistication to every outfit.

    Measuring 15 mm x 8 mm and weighing just 0.5 g, Lora is easy to wear on any occasion, whether it's a special event or an ordinary day at the office.


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    Weight

    Dimensions

    15 mm x 8 mm

    Stone Cut

    Natural shape

    Stone Dimensions

    5.5 mm

    What's in the Piece

    Materials & Stones.

    Material

    14k Yellow Gold

    Our 14K Gold jewelry is crafted to last a lifetime. Gold jewelry does not oxidize and does not change color, even when worn daily, year after year.

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    Stone

    Pearl

    The pearl is the only gemstone created by a living organism.

    When a tiny irritant slips into an oyster, it coats it, year after year, in delicate layers of nacre.

    A fine pearl can take several years to form; it's made of calcium carbonate, which is why it's also very delicate.

    Natural pearls were once more expensive than diamonds; today, most are cultured, carefully grown on marine farms.

    There's just one difference between them: a natural pearl forms without any human intervention and is so rare that almost all existing examples come from historical sources. A cultured pearl also grows in a living oyster, through exactly the same process, except the nucleus is introduced by people.

    Both are genuine pearls. Imitations are something else entirely: glass or plastic beads coated with a glossy layer, with no connection to the oyster.

    One of the most famous pearls, La Peregrina, belonged to Queen Mary I of England in the 16th century, and in 1969 Richard Burton bought it for Elizabeth Taylor; it later sold at auction for nearly 12 million dollars.

    Coco Chanel made pearls chic in the 1920s, wearing mixed strands, real and faux, in broad daylight.

    Jackie Kennedy's famous pearls were, in fact, faux (glass), by Kenneth Jay Lane — proof that elegance isn't about price.

    Colors range from white and cream to pink, golden, or gray, each pearl with a unique luster and shape.

    The most coveted cultured pearls come from Japan (Akoya), the South Seas, Tahiti, and China (freshwater pearls).

    At Indira, we work exclusively with genuine cultured pearls, hand-selected one by one and set in 925 silver and 14K gold. No imitations, in any collection.

    A symbol of purity, elegance, and femininity, the pearl is one of June's birthstones.

    With a hardness of just 2,5–4,5, it's highly sensitive to perfume, sweat, and chemicals.

    Golden rule: put it on last, after makeup and perfume, and wipe it gently with a soft cloth after wearing. It looks beautiful in 925 silver and gold.

    Hardness · (Mohs Scale) 3. Can be scratched by a copper coin / 10
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