A 12mm golden South Sea pearl on each ear, on a 14K gold wire that passes straight through the pearl and hooks through the lobe. No bail, no extra findings, nothing between the pearl and the ear.
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. hey sit high and close, so they read as studs from the front and as drops from the side.
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.