50” Keshi Pearl Turquoise Coral Crystal Necklace Long necklace

Gems Info:Fresh water cultured pearl, white fancy keshi pearl and round sea shell pearl, oval and round turquoise, fancy red coral, fancy jasper, white and golden rondelle crystal, good quality, high luster! Diameter:12mm(sea shell pearl), 6mm(round turquoise). length:50″(necklace) clasp:18K GP Clasp Packing:Beautiful Silk Pouch

Round Red Coral Mother Of Pearl Pendant Earthy Red Beads Necklace, 1 3/4″

Round Red Coral Mother Of Pearl Pendant Earthy Red Beads Necklace, 1 3/4″ Detail Necklace Minimum: Glass seed beads Lock Type: Coco wood button/loop Necklace Color: Brown Necklace Length: 18″ Pendant Size: 45mm(1 3/4″) Necklace Material: Genuine red coral Necklace Material: Goldlip mother of pearl Shipping table Destination Single Combined US: FREE FREE Canada: $8.95 $2.00 Rest of world: $8.95 $2.00 For international buyers: To assure correct calculation of combined shipping discounts, please make sure not to pay until all purchases have been combined in your cart. Payment We accept Paypal payment. Returns We accept items for return within 30 days from receipt. Bottom line We want you to be happy shopping with us. If we can help in any way before or after a sale, please contact us. We are committed to our customers and welcome any opportunity to demonstrate that commitment. Thank you for shopping!

White Pearl Red Coral Earrings gold plated hook Earrings

Gems Info: Fresh water cultured pearl, white rice pearl and fancy keshi pearl, rice red coral, good quality, high luster! Diameter: 5x7mm(rice pearl), 7x11mm(keshi pearl), 5x8mm(coral). Length: 2.3″(earrings) Hook: gold plated hook Packing: box

Freshwater Pearl Necklace 60″ Single Extra Long Strand w/ “Red Coral” – Vintage

The pearls are off-white/cream color with decent luster. The necklace weighs 5.4 ounces, suggesting pearls of good density. I suspect the red accents are coral, but I’m not 100% certain. This style — long freshwater pearls mixed with carved dyed coral, wood, and sparkly spacers — was very popular in the late 1960s through the 1970s (bohemian / “natural materials” trend) and continued into the early-to-mid 1980s.