Edwardian Garland Style Pendant – Australian South Sea Pearl & 300+ Diamonds

The Queen of Pearls: South Sea Pearl

“Born in the pristine waters of Australia, radiating a cold, noble light.”

While you may know Akoya pearls, the South Sea White Pearl is the true aristocrat of the pearl family. Sourced from the clean waters of Northwest Australia, these pearls are famous for their size and incredible nacre thickness (often reaching 2mm-4mm, compared to 0.4mm in others). This pendant features a premium South Sea pearl with a rare Silver-Blue overtone—a cool, sophisticated shade that perfectly complements the icy sparkle of the diamond-encrusted setting.

• 💎 300+ Stones of Brilliance: To recreate the opulent “Platinum Era” look of the 1910s, we used over 300 High Carbon Diamonds. The micro-pave setting creates a continuous surface of light, mimicking the texture of fine silk lace.
• ✨ Edwardian “Garland” Design: The pendant features classic motifs of bows and floral garlands. It captures the spirit of the Belle Époque—romantic, airy, and structurally complex, yet visually weightless.
• 🎨 Affordable Heirloom: By using S925 Silver with heavy 18k White Gold plating instead of solid platinum, we offer the look and feel of a $10,000 antique piece at an accessible price, without compromising on the quality of the center pearl.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Akoya and South Sea Pearls?
South Sea Pearls are generally larger, rarer, and have a much thicker nacre (layer of pearl) than Akoya pearls. This gives them a deeper, satiny luster that looks like it glows from within, known as “orient.”

What is “Garland Style”?
It is a jewelry style from the Edwardian era (early 20th century) characterized by delicate, lace-like patterns of flowers, leaves, and ribbons. This Edwardian Pearl Pendant is a perfect modern recreation of that romantic aesthetic.