I love that today's pearl jewelry isn't at all boring. Don't misunderstand -- I admire the classic look of a single strand of pearls, but there are lots of other pearl options to select from. You'll find every color of pearl imaginable, from soft pastels to pearls in vividly colored hues. And although expensive pearls are not hard to find, you'll find just as many inexpensive pearls when you shop for jewelry.
This pretty pearl bracelet has three sterling silver infinity symbols that are linked between sections of pink oval freshwater cultured pearls. The bracelet is held securely on your wrist with a sterling
lobster claw clasp that blends nicely with the infinity symbols.
Here's a pearl bracelet with two different sizes of hand-strung pearls that stretch around its circumference. The smaller pink pearls are flanked on each side by larger white pearls. The ends of the bracelet come together with a pretty 14k white gold safety clasp.
If you like smooth-topped cabochons, take a look at this conch and pearl sterling silver bracelet. It has four bezel set freeform conch cabochons and five button-shaped cultured pearl cabochons. The bracelet is 8-inches long and 5/8-inch wide and is secured with a
toggle clasp.
Ah, this is nice. The pearls in this bracelet are scattered among glass crystals and placed within a lacy, stainless steel, randomly formed net. A lobster claw clasp holds the bracelet in place. Take a look, because the bracelet is difficult to describe.
Roundish pearls dyed a pretty Mediterranean green are strung together and held on your wrist with a 14K gold filigree fish hook clasp with a
safety guard.
Lilac colored cultured pearls are fashioned to create a pretty cuff bracelet. This showy pearl bracelet is perfect for your next dressy event.