White Freshwater Pearl Pair – 13 mm Matched Pearls for Earrings
| Gem Name | pearl |
| Product Code | SAHP |
| Weight (carats) | |
| Dimensions (mm) | 13mm |
| Shape | spherical |
| Cut | |
| Color | white |
| Clarity | |
| Origin | fresh water |
| Treatment | none |
| Hardness (Mohs) | |
| Certificate | none |
| Price |
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White Freshwater Pearl Pair – 13 mm Matched Pearls for Earrings
Size: 13 mm (Oversized)
Status: In Stock
There was a time when freshwater pearls were considered the “little sister” to the ocean-grown varieties—small, modest, and oval. Those days are over.
We are proud to present this White Freshwater Pearl Pair, a set that defies old conventions. Measuring a substantial 13 mm in diameter, these pearls offer the massive look of Australian South Sea gems at a fraction of the investment. For the custom jeweler seeking Matched Pearls for Earrings that offer true face-framing impact, this pair is a triumph of modern aquaculture.
The “South Sea” Look on a Smart Budget
In the pearl market, size is the primary driver of price. A pair of 13mm White South Sea pearls would typically command a price tag upwards of $600.
At $70, this pair provides that same luxurious, heavy aesthetic—the “ball bearing” look made famous by fashion icons like Coco Chanel—without the premium cost. These are not modest studs; at 13mm, they cover the entire earlobe, acting as a bold illuminator for the face.
Gemological Analysis: The Rarity of Round
Freshwater mussels are incredibly productive, but they are chaotic artists. They usually produce irregular (baroque) shapes. To find a pair that is spherical at this large size is statistically difficult.
- Luster Dynamics: Freshwater pearls offer a soft, satiny glow compared to the sharp mirror-like reflection of Akoya pearls. This makes them flattering for daytime wear.
- Matching: We have done the hard work of matching these two distinct organic gems in both diameter and overtone.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Gem Name | Freshwater Pearl |
| Dimensions | 13 mm (Large) |
| Shape | Spherical (Round) |
| Color | Creamy White |
| Origin | Freshwater Cultured |
| Treatment | None |
| Price | $70 Total |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these pearls too heavy for earrings?
13mm is a substantial size. While comfortable for most, we recommend using a “disc back” or large friction ear nut on your earring post to keep the pearl sitting upright and flush against the ear.
What is the difference between Freshwater and Akoya pearls?
Akoya pearls are saltwater gems known for sharp, mirror-like luster but are usually smaller (6-8mm). Freshwater pearls, like these, have a softer, satiny glow and nacre that is incredibly durable, making them excellent for daily wear.
Are these natural pearls?
These are cultured freshwater pearls, meaning they were grown inside a mussel with human intervention. The nacre and color are 100% organic and real, but they are farmed rather than wild-caught (which is extremely rare and costly).
Classic Elegance, Modern Size
Large, spherical pairs at this price point are a rare find. Grab this set before it’s gone.
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Pair with other gems:
Pearl Collection |
Aquamarine |
White Zircon

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