"Better quality at low price. GF loves it, it came with free shipping and arrived within 1 week. Good job, Pearls of Joy!"

Ed S.

"Grace" Tahitian Pearl Solitaire Pendant and Stud Earring Set

"Better quality at low price. GF loves it, it came with free shipping and arrived within 1 week. Good job, Pearls of Joy!"

Ed S.

"Grace" Tahitian Pearl Solitaire Pendant and Stud Earring Set

$708

Traditional Price: $2,832.00

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Dress it up or dress it down with our black Tahitian "Grace" solitaire pendant and matching stud earring set. This classic set of Tahitian pearls goes with everything. The beautifully matched true round pearls display a bright luster with rich, vibrant overtones, and smooth surfaces.

The Tahitian pendant is set on a solid, 14K gold "Grace" bale that is free to move with you when worn. This pearl is available in various sizes from 9-12mm and AA+ or AAA quality. Each of our pendants is comprised of a single, Tahitian pearl suspended from a 14K Gold 16/18-Inch Adjustable box chain and 14K gold bale in your choice of white or yellow gold. Matching stud earrings are included.

*This item is made to order, please allow 5-7 days to process*

Pearl Color

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Black
Pearl Type

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Tahitian
Pearl Grade

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AAA
Pearl Size

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All Sizes
Pearl Shape

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Round
Length

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16 / 18 inch Adjustable Chain
Pearl Species

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Pinctada margaritifera

Shipping US:

USPS (5-7 days) - Free

2-Day FedEx (2-3 days) - $19

1-Day Express (1-2 days) - $25

Shipping International:

Regular Post (2 weeks) - $26

Express - $45

100-Day Free Returns

Every order comes with our 100-day “hassle free” return policy. If you don’t love your pearls, send them back for a full refund. We’ll even pay the return shipping.

Pearl Origin

French Polynesia

The only naturally colored “black pearls”, these Tahitian pearls are grown in the warm tropical waters of French Polynesia. We work closely with sustainable family run pearls farms on the remote “atolls”. Not only are they producing amazing pearls, but often they are the only source of employment for these island villages.