ABOUT THE LINEAR BIWA PEARL:
Biwa pearls are an unusually shaped cultured pearl that come from the freshwater mussels found in Lake Biwa, Japan.Like a fingerprint,each has its own unique appearance and a highly textured characteristic with no 2 being exactly the same.You can witness all the natural patterns & colors the Biwa has & it's the only pearl that has as much texture that they have. They have radiating colors of pinks,greens,lavenders!
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BAROQUE PEARLS:
Baroque pearls have to be some of the most fascinating organic gems available to us..Unlike the 'traditional' round pearl, these irregular shaped naturally formed gems come in a variety of sizes & like a finger print or a diamond, no 2 are the same..

The Baroque Pearl is THE pearl for the trendsetter whose looking for something that's more satisfying for their sophisticated tastes & they're for the woman who wants to avoid the boring everyday "common looking" pearl...And even though they have been the #1 pick among the most elite, it's no surprise that they are once again making a big comeback that you are now seeing more & more on the runways! While they are sophisticated and elegant, baroque pearls have a modern day vibe that are exotic and never will get boring!
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THE RING:
Being just short of 3" round,this ring is so MASSIVELY HUGE that you may be able to see it across a football field! Depending on how your eye sees the design,it can either look like "Sun Rays",a big Flower or the "Spokes of a Wheel"!

Tastefully placed atop of a super hefty amount of sterling are 3 variations of pearls that are all different in look & size from the next.Shooting out from the amethyst center are the linear shape pearls & then alternating in between are the baroque that sit on the perimeter & the small pearls that sit on the interior.These are placed upon a oxidized finishing that helps to accentuate the design..

This has a Sunflower type stamped design on the shank that is done in a bypass style which allows for adjustment.(see last photo) Presently set at a size 9,I find that it's easier to open up the shank to allow for a bigger size.I do however find it harder to go down,so if you need it smaller,I recommend taking it to a reputable jeweler.When bypass shanks are set at a certain size,they should not go less nor greater than at the most,2 sizes.