Astral Blaze Studs in Yellow Gold with Akoya Pearls
Capture the sumptuous fire of a magical sunset, with six faceted sapphires in tones of apricot, deep pink and fiery orange, hand-set in 18 carat yellow gold, and a detachable pair of beautiful Akoya pearls.
Product Code: AEWRYG1339
Capture the sumptuous fire of a magical sunset, with six faceted sapphires in tones of apricot, deep pink and fiery orange, hand-set in 18 carat yellow gold, and a detachable pair of beautiful Akoya pearls.
The Astral collection is inspired by the stars and the night skies, and captures their brilliance in radiant diamonds and heavenly combinations of coloured sapphires.
Grouping three round faceted gemstones, the pieces reference the occurrence of the number three in nature – from the triangular patterns within major constellations, to the classical trefoil of petals and leaves.
This pair of earrings feature six 3mm sapphires in tones of apricot, deep pink and fiery orange. The earrings are securely fastened to the ear with a standard ear post and pushback mechanism.
The design of the earring allows the detachable Akoya pearls to be easily removed from the earring post. Each stud earring is accompanied by a push-back butterfly ear fitting.
The saltwater Akoya pearl is cultured in Japanese coastal waters and is famed for its white body colour, delicate pink overtone and lustre.
The Astral Blaze Studs in Yellow Gold with Akoya Pearls are carefully crafted in the UK and finished in 18 carat yellow gold.
They can also be purchased with a matching Astral Blaze Akoya Pearl Pendant in Yellow Gold or Astral Blaze Pendant in Yellow Gold.
| Pearl Type |
Akoya
Akoya pearls are cultured in saltwater oysters, mostly in Japan, and are loved for their white colour, pink overtone and sharp lustre. Freshwater pearls are cultured in mussels in China, in colours of white or pastel pink, peach or lavender and in a variety of shapes. South Sea pearls are saltwater pearls, with a silky lustre, that are cultured in Australia, the Philippines and Indonesia. Tahitian pearls are saltwater pearls from French Polynesia, with exotic dark colours that often display overtones of pink, purple and green. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading. |
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| Pearl Size |
8.5-9mm
A round pearl is measured across its diameter in millimetres. For non-spherical, baroque and other shapes of pearls, both the length and width of the pearl is measured. The most popular Akoya and Freshwater pearl sizes for earrings and necklaces are between 7 and 9mm in diameter. South Sea and Tahitian pearls are typically worn between 9 and 11mm in diameter, or larger for more statement pieces. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading. |
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| Pearl Shape |
Round
Pearls have a variety of shapes, with the classic round and drop shapes being the most popular to wear. The shape of the pearls used in our jewellery is graded in accordance with the GIA Pearl Description System. The table shows the different shapes that are possible. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Pearl Colour |
White with a Pink Overtone
One of the most unique qualities of a pearl is its colour. At Winterson we grade the colour of the pearls in our jewellery with the GIA Pearl Description System. The table shows the different colour characteristics that may be displayed by a pearl. We will always disclose whether a pearl has been treated for colour. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Pearl Lustre |
Excellent
The lustre of a pearl describes how light is reflected from a pearl's surface. The strength of a pearl's lustre is one of the most important qualities to consider. The pearls used in our jewellery are graded in accordance with the GIA Pearl Description System. The table describes the different strengths of lustre that are possible. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Pearl Surface |
Clean
Each pearl is unique and may often have small blemishes or irregularities on its surface. The presence of these surface characteristics may add to a pearl's individual beauty but, if significant, could suggest its durability might be affected. We grade the surface of the pearls in our jewellery with the GIA Pearl Description System. The table describes the different types of surface quality that are possible. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Nacre Quality |
Acceptable
Nacre is the unique layered material that gives a pearl its reflective and iridescent properties. A pearl's beauty and value may be determined by the thickness and crystal structure of its nacre. All our pearls are selected for having the highest grading of nacre quality (described as Acceptable) under the GIA Pearl Description System. The table describes the different types of nacre quality that are possible. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Pearl Matching |
Excellent
Matching describes the uniformity of appearance of two or more pearls that have been used in jewellery, for example in necklaces, bracelets or earrings. The pearls used in our jewellery are graded in accordance with the GIA Pearl Description System. The table describes the different levels of matching that are possible. Learn more about the different types and qualities of pearls in our Guide to Pearl Grading.
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| Gemstone | Orange and Pink Sapphire | ||||||||||||||||
| Metal | 18 carat yellow gold |
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