US Dollars
Yellow Gold Tahitian Pearl Stud Earrings - 18k Pierced 9.8mm
Wilson Brothers Jewelry
- SKU:
- Z1184
Description
Step out in style wearing this fabulous pair of pearl earrings! Composed of glowing 18k yellow gold and fashioned in a sophisticated stud style, these new earrings showcase genuine Tahitian pearls which have a greenish hue with slight brown tones that are just simply divine! These pearls measure 9.8mm in diameter. This high karat pair has a captivating presentation and will look elegant worn alone or paired with other pieces in your jewelry collection! These pierced earrings securely fasten with posts and butterfly backs. The 750 metal purity stamp, which is 18k gold, is located on each earring's post and butterfly back. Timeless and chic, this exceptional pair of pearls are sure to delight for years to come!
Each earring measures 3/8" (9.8mm) in diameter. The pair weighs 3.0 grams.
We guarantee this piece to be 18k gold as stamped. This piece has been professionally cleaned. Please check out the enlarged pictures.
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