Unique bracelet made with pretty Tahitian pearls and real turquoise from the Sleeping Beauty mine (Arizona)*.
The intense turquoise blue and dark gray of the pearls pair superbly together and with the dark brown Australian leather.
This bracelet is a unique piece entirely handmade. I pierced the beads and the turquoise discs, rolled the Australian leather, carried out the assembly and finishing touches.
It can be worn every day or in the evening, both natural and original, the tones go with many colors.
Diameters of turquoise: 12 to 14 mm,
Thickness: 2.5 to 3 mm
Tahitian pearls:
Number: 7
Category: C (1)
Shape: semi-baroque rimmed,
Diameter: from 9 mm to 10 mm,
clasp: 8 mm
Chandelier (2): good
East (3): good
Color: silver gray, medium gray, dark
You close the bracelet by passing the seventh Tahitian pearl through the leather buckle.
Bracelet length: 18 cm
Each pearl is unique and the bracelet that will be sent to you will include other Tahitian pearls and other turquoise than those shown in the photos. I will make this bracelet using beads of quality, size and color as close as possible if not even more beautiful. All my beads are sent with a certificate of authenticity.
The time it takes me to make this jewelry is approximately three days . If you want it quickly, write to me (contact@perlamundi.com), I will tell you if I can make it faster.
Deadlines delivery estimated for standard shipping offered (tracking number provided but no countersignature or insurance):
France: 2-5 working days
North America: 7-20 business days
Europe: 3-15 working days
Australia, New Zealand and Oceania: 20-30 working days
Delivery times Colissimo France, insured package delivered against signature :
Between 3 and 6 days
Express delivery times , insured package delivered against signature: (carriers such as CHRONOPOST, DHL or UPS, I reserve the choice depending on the delivery times announced)
France and rest of the world: between 2 and 5 days
Customs and import taxes :
Any customs and import taxes (which may apply in the case of delivery by a carrier such as DHL, UPS, FEDEX, TNT, CHRONOPOST, etc.) are the responsibility of the buyers.
I am not responsible for delays caused by customs.
(Please note, during this period of pandemic, the French Post Office and Post Offices around the world are having difficulties. Therefore, the delivery of your package may take longer than the times announced).
I will endeavor to adhere to these estimates but it is not in my power to guarantee them. Delivery time also depends on the delivery method you choose.
* The Sleeping Beauty mine is located in Globe, Arizona, it is one of the best known in the United States with an intense blue turquoise. Its name comes from the appearance of the mountain resembling a sleeping woman lying on her back. The mine has been closed since 2012.
Many fake turquoises are unfortunately flooding the market today because the deposits are becoming depleted. Many use turquenite or colored howlite and resell it for real turquoise. Real turquoise increases in value from year to year (with the exhaustion of the deposits); so be wary of cheap jewelry, it is often fake.
(1) - The classification concerning the quality of the surface of Tahitian cultured pearls is:
Category A: Pearl presenting at most one imperfection or a group of light imperfections concentrated on no more than 10% of its surface. Very beautiful chandelier.
Category B: Pearl with some slight imperfections concentrated on no more than 30% of its surface. Fine to average luster.
Category C: Pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on no more than 60% of its surface. Medium luster.
Category D: Pearls presenting either light imperfections on more than 60% of the surface, without deep imperfections, or light and deep imperfections concentrated on no more than 60% of its surface. Low luster.
(2) The luster of a pearl is the measure of the quantity and quality of light that is reflected from the surface of a pearl or just below the surface of a pearl. The luster of a good quality pearl is crisp and bright. You should almost be able to see your reflection on the surface of a pearl. A pearl that appears too white, dull or chalky is of low quality.
(3) A pearl's orient is how the prism of natural light breaks down into the depths of a pearl's aragonite layers. This iridescence gives the pearl all the shine which will be enhanced by reflections of colors which range from white to black in tones of cream, pink, blue, peacock green, purple and gold.