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1.58 Ct. White Edison Pearl from China
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Item ID: | K32471 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.28 Width: 5.84 Height: 5.37 |
Weight: | 1.58 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Colorless |
Clarity: help | N/A |
Shape: help | Drop |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | N/A |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | China |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This drop shape white Edison pearl from The Natural Gemstone Company carries the quiet dignity of centuries of cultured pearl tradition, an object that bridges ancient luxury and modern refinement. This one point fifty eight carat gem measures 7.28 by 5.84 by 5.37 millimeters, and presents a colorless intensity with an excellent polish and a mixed brilliant cut that enhances its refined drop silhouette. Origin China, no enhancement, and a surface that reflects light with the calm, mirror like sheen that has made pearls symbols of lineage and ceremony since antiquity. Against the skin it reads as an enduring white, purer in hue than many South Sea pearls from Australia and the Philippines which often show a warm, creamy or golden tone, and cooler and less overtone rich than the classic Akoya pearls from Japan which frequently offer subtle rose or silver reflections. Compared to Tahitian pearls from French Polynesia which are prized for their deep, dark tones, this Edison pearl offers a luminous clarity that is more akin to the icy transparency admired in fine white diamonds, yet with the soft, organic glow unique to nacre.
For those who value legacy and craftsmanship, this pearl is an heirloom in waiting, a singular example of how origin, polish, and form converge to create a jewel that endures. Its drop shape lends itself to a range of classic settings, from a solitary pendant that honors the stone s quiet authority, to a bespoke ring that balances tradition with contemporary lines. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this pearl as a testament to the enduring language of pearls, a piece that reads simultaneously as antique and modern, a white of almost colorless restraint that complements both warm and cool metals. Whether compared to the warm glow of South Sea examples, the delicate overtones of Akoya, or the dramatic depth of Tahitian gems, this Chinese Edison pearl holds a distinct place for collectors and connoisseurs who seek a timeless center for their next signature piece.
