Why it's worth it
Five pearl strands anchored by a Rococo medallion worn off-center — the asymmetry is structural, not decorative.
The Edit
Five strands of uniform glass-core seed pearls gather at a side-set Rococo medallion — a rectangular filigree cartouche in antiqued brass with bead-tipped drops that shift when worn. The lobster-claw closure feeds into a multi-bar brass extension, keeping all five strands disciplined at the nape before they fall freely to 95 cm. At 220 g, the weight is perceptible — these strands move with intention, not flutter.
Insider Tip
At 95 cm and 220 g, this wears best inside a deep V or open neckline — high collars swallow the medallion entirely.
The details
- Metal
- Brass
- Form
- Layered
- Details
- Layering
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