12mm golden South Sea pearl, held in a setting of open petals that lift away from it rather than clamp down on it.
Golden South Sea pearls grow in the gold-lipped oyster, and the color is the pearl's own. Nothing is added. They are the rarest of the South Sea colors, which is why a pearl this size in this color is not something you come across often.
The petals are 18K yellow gold, pavé set with lab-created moissanite and shaped so the light moves around the pearl without competing with it.
Jewelry goes on last and comes off first: put pieces on after perfume and lotion, and take them off before swimming, showering, workouts, and sleep. Natural stones are tough but can chip on impact; wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth and skip harsh cleaners. Pearls are the most delicate: keep them away from cosmetics. Solid gold refreshes with mild soap and water; keep gold-plated and gold-filled pieces dry to protect the finish. Store each piece separately in a soft pouch.