Pendants of gray Tahitian South Sea pearls replicate the elegant shape of the amphora, an ancient vessel used by the Greeks and Romans to transport and store wine and other valuable contents, such as oils and perfumes. These vessels have a rounded base and a narrow neck, often flanked by two handles. The amphora shape featured as a symbol of abundance and prosperity in ancient jewelry. Learn more about The Beauty of Abundance and The Beads of Antiquity

These pendants are made with gray Tahitian South Sea pearls on a solid gold bail, handmade and cast in 20k gold. The large pendant is approximately 1” long (including bail) and 1/2" wide, and the medium pendant is approximately 3/4" long and x 3/8” wide. Please inquire for additional pearl options.

Please note the pricing is for one pearl pendant only. The handmade Nuru Chain is sold separately. If you would like your Amphora Pearl pendant to come with a chain, please inquire for options.