South Sea Pearl & Diamond Overlapping Arc Ring

A South Sea pearl — silvery white with a soft blue overtone and high luster — sits at the center of this ring in 14k white gold, diamond-set overlapping arcs sweeping the base and diamond-accented sections continuing down both sides of the shank. Crafted with a natural South Sea pearl, natural diamonds, and solid 14k white gold — wearable art that holds its value.

Note: The natural slight concaveness at the pearl base is a natural growth characteristic and does not affect luster, nacre quality, or structural integrity.

• Pearl: 1 natural South Sea | 15.10mm | Round | Silvery white | Soft blue overtone | High luster | AA–AAA grade | Natural slight concaveness at base | Gold peg with epoxy | Mohs 2.5–4.5
• Diamonds: 78 natural round brilliant | 1.24ct total | G–H color, VS1 clarity | White & bright | Full cut | Dual overlapping arc setting at pearl base | Diamond-accented shank sections | Mohs 10
• Metal: 14k White Gold | Solid | High-polish | Dual overlapping arc mounting | Diamond-accented shank sections
• Ring Size: 7.75 | Complimentary resizing available upon request
• Dimensions: Length: 19.10mm (3/4"+) | Width: 19.10mm (3/4"+) | Depth: 18.19mm (3/4"-)

Crafted in our USA workshop, start to finish.

Color Note: This South Sea pearl displays a silvery white body color with a soft blue overtone that shifts across the surface depending on angle and light source. A natural slight concaveness at the base is a growth characteristic of the pearl and does not affect luster or nacre quality. The silvery white body color is a natural characteristic of South Sea pearls cultivated in the silver-lipped oyster. Minor surface variations are natural characteristics of the variety, not flaws.

Stone Notes: South Sea pearls are cultured in the silver-lipped oyster (Pinctada maxima), Mohs 2.5–4.5. The silvery white body color and soft blue overtone are natural characteristics produced by the thick layered nacre structure. AA–AAA grade indicates exceptional luster, high surface quality, and excellent roundness. Minor surface variations and natural growth characteristics are properties of the variety, not flaws. Diamonds are natural carbon crystals, Mohs 10, the hardest natural material.

A Note on Color: Photography is captured under controlled lighting to represent this piece as accurately as possible. Pearl color shifts with the angle of light and view, and colors may read slightly differently depending on your light source, screen calibration, and brightness.

Care: Your jewelry is a lifetime investment and a work of art — treat it with the care it deserves. Pearls are among the most delicate of all gemstones — avoid sharp impact, scratching, and abrasion. Remove before swimming, bathing, or any prolonged water exposure. Avoid chlorine, harsh chemicals, and prolonged chemical exposure — these strip nacre over time. Never apply lotions, creams, hairspray, or perfume while wearing — always put on last. Avoid prolonged exposure to perspiration. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat and direct sunlight, which can damage nacre and affect luster. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Clean gently with a soft damp cloth; pat dry completely. Store in a soft pouch away from harder stones. Annual inspection recommended — verify all diamond arc and shank settings and peg security at each inspection.