A single golden South Sea pearl, drilled through and threaded onto the chain. No setting, no bail, nothing holding it in place. It simply sits where the chain sits. The color is the pearl's own. Golden South Sea pearls grow in the gold-lipped oyster, and nothing is added to them. They are the rarest of the South Sea colors.
At 14mm it is a large pearl to wear this plainly, which is the whole idea. The chain is 14K yellow gold and fine enough that from across a room the pearl looks like it is resting on skin. One pearl, one chain, 7 grams in total. The chain adjusts between 16 and 18 inches, so it can sit at the collarbone or just below 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.