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Margaux Charm

Margaux Charm

Regular price $80.00
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Metal

A simple, sweet ballad to pearls. A baroque pearl secured with a hand-wrought wire to our signature chunky bail.

Purchase it with a chain as a complete necklace here.

Last two images show a previous version of the Margaux charm on a 16" chain, Paperclip Chain Necklace, and Roma Link Bracelet on Claire Danes in Hulu's 'Fleishman is in Trouble' 

Materials

Available in Sterling Silver, Gold Fill, and 14k Yellow Gold. Baroque cultured pearl.

The metals we use are recycled.

Measurements

Pearls range from 10-12mm long.

Availability

Size Guide

Sourcing

About

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the world's oldest gemstoneJune

Pearl

Pearls are formed within the soft tissue of certain mollusks, with the rarest and most treasured being natural pearls that occur spontaneously in the wild.

Throughout history, they have inspired countless origin myths: said to be the tears of gods, droplets from the heavens, or lightning captured within an oyster shell. These legends imbued pearls with a mystical vitality, enhancing their allure.

Pearls became synonymous with decadence, their allure fueling Europe's insatiable demand. This appetite led to the overharvesting of pearl fisheries, driving them to exhaustion. In the late 1800s, as natural pearls grew scarce, Mikimoto Kōkichi pioneered the cultivation of cultured pearls—a technique that remains the foundation of pearl production today.

Pearls hardness ranges from about 2.5 to 4.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, making them relatively soft and susceptible to scratching.

Detail: Portrait of a Lady in Allegorical Guise by Pierre Mignard, 17th century
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