Golden Teardrop Glow | Pendant

Teardrop (also called drop) pearls form when the nucleus inside the oyster rolls slightly during cultivation — producing a pearl with one rounded end and one tapered end. They are significantly rarer than round pearls because symmetric teardrops require exceptional conditions, and they carry a strong visual presence on any neckline.

This 12–13mm teardrop is a South Sea golden, grown in the Pinctada maxima oyster in northern Australia or the Philippines. The warm gold body colour is natural — pigment from the oyster's lip, not a dye treatment.

• Teardrop Pearl Pendant Necklace
• Echovelle Brand Card
• Personalized Message Card — add your note at checkout
• Polishing Cloth
• Echovelle Gift-Ready Packaging

• Pearl Type — South Sea golden pearl
• Pearl Size — 12–13 mm
• Pearl Shape — Natural teardrop (drop)
• Pearl Colour — Natural warm gold (undyed, lab-verified)
• Pearl Luster — AAA, high
• Metal — S925 sterling silver
• Chain Style — Fine cable
• Chain Length — 45 cm (adjustable to 40 cm)
• Clasp Detail — Sugar-cube spring clasp
• SKU — EN-SSG12TD

A teardrop pendant wears differently than a round one — the tapered form points downward, lengthening the neckline. At 45cm it sits at the collarbone; the pendant drop adds another 20–25mm visually.

• V-neck and scoop-neck tops — the teardrop echoes the line of the neckline
• Collared shirts — over an open collar, quietly elevates an everyday blouse
• Evening — against bare collarbone or a silk top, the warmth of the pearl pops

Pull the 40–45cm slider to sit higher or lower depending on neckline.

• Wipe the pearl (not the silver) with a soft cloth after each wear
• Polish the sterling silver chain and clasp separately with a silver cloth — skin oils will tarnish silver over months
• Store the necklace flat in the pouch — teardrops scratch at the tapered end most easily
• Avoid perfume, chlorine, saltwater, and cosmetic contact
• Never ultrasonic or steam