Pearl Station Necklace in 14K White Gold

$645 USD

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Necklaces

Pearl Station Necklace in 14K White Gold

$645 USD

14K White Gold

Round Freshwater Pearl

Free US Shipping · Free US Returns

Sizing

Chain Length Guide

Use the guide below to choose where you want your necklace or chain to sit.

Length	Where It Sits	Best For
14”	Choker	Petite frames, layering
16”	Base of neck	Most necklines, pendants
18”	Below collarbone	Most popular, versatile
20”	Upper chest	V-necks, layering
22”	Mid chest	Longer pendants
24”	Below bust	Statement pendants
30”+	Opera length	Layering, statement

If the length isn’t right, return it within 14 days, free for US orders, and order the one you need.

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Stone Shape Round

Description

Pearls with a lighter touch: a few spaced along a fine chain instead of a full strand, so the look stays fresh and easy.

Round white freshwater pearls sit at even intervals along a slim cable chain of 14K white gold, with the bright chain showing between each one. It fastens with a lobster clasp.

The pearls measure 6 to 6.5 mm. Choose 16 inches to sit at the base of the neck or 18 inches to fall just below the collarbone.

Round white freshwater pearls, 6 to 6.5 mm
Fine 14K white gold cable chain
Lobster clasp
16 or 18 inches

Metal: 14K White Gold
Clasp Type: Lobster Clasp

Attribute	Gemstone
Stone	Freshwater Pearl
Shape	Round

Attribute	Pearl
Type	Freshwater
Size	6.0-6.5 mm
Color	White
Shape	Round

Diamond Education

Understanding Cut

Cut refers to how precisely a diamond's facets are shaped and angled — it's the single biggest factor in how much a diamond sparkles. A well-cut diamond reflects light back through the top, creating brightness and fire; a poorly cut one can look dull even with excellent color and clarity.

Grade	What It Means
Excellent / Ideal	Reflects nearly all light that enters. Maximum brightness and fire.
Very Good	Reflects most light entering the stone. Excellent sparkle at a better value.
Good	Reflects a majority of light. Attractive brilliance, still a strong choice.
Fair / Poor	Light escapes through the sides or bottom rather than reflecting back. Noticeably less sparkle.

Your diamond's exact cut is listed above. Questions about this specific stone? Contact us.

Diamond Education

Understanding Clarity

Clarity measures the visibility of a diamond's natural inclusions and surface blemishes — tiny characteristics formed as the stone grew inside the earth. Almost no diamond is perfectly clean, and clarity grade alone doesn't determine a stone's beauty.

Grade	What It Means
FL / IF	No inclusions visible even under 10x magnification. Exceptionally rare.
VVS1 / VVS2	Extremely difficult to see under 10x magnification, invisible to the naked eye.
VS1 / VS2	Minor inclusions, typically not visible without magnification. Excellent everyday value.
SI1 / SI2	Noticeable under magnification, occasionally visible to a keen naked eye up close.
I1 / I2 / I3	Typically visible to the naked eye on close inspection. Rarely affects durability, and offers noticeably more size and sparkle per dollar.

Your diamond's exact grade is listed above. Questions about this specific stone? Contact us.

Diamond Education

Understanding Color

Diamond color measures how colorless a stone is, graded D (no color) to Z (noticeable warm tint). Most diamonds in fine jewelry fall in the near-colorless range, reading as bright, clean white to the eye, especially once set.

Grade	What It Means
D – F	Colorless. The highest grades, with no visible tint. Extremely rare.
G – H	Near colorless. Appears colorless to the naked eye. Excellent value.
I – J	Near colorless with a warmer white. Reads as white in most lighting, especially in yellow or rose gold.
K – M	Faint yellow tint, more noticeable in larger stones or white metal settings.
N – Z	Noticeable warm color throughout the stone.

Your diamond's exact grade is listed above. Questions about this specific stone? Contact us.

Gemstone Education

Understanding Stone Treatment

Most colored gemstones sold worldwide — including the vast majority of sapphires, rubies, and emeralds — undergo a standard, industry-accepted treatment to enhance their natural color and clarity. This is normal practice, not a defect.

Treatment	What It Means
Heated	The most common treatment for sapphires and rubies. Permanent, stable, considered standard.
Irradiated	Used to achieve or intensify color in certain stones, such as blue topaz. Safe and permanent.
Diffusion	A surface-level color treatment, disclosed for full transparency.
Dyed	Color added to a porous stone, such as onyx or agate. Standard for these materials and always disclosed.
Not Treated	A natural stone that has had no enhancement applied — typically rarer and priced accordingly.

Your stone's exact treatment is listed above. Questions about this piece? Contact us.

United States: Free shipping, delivered in 2–5 business days after dispatch
International: Free on orders of $500 USD or more; a flat $25 USD below that
Tracking: Tracked door to door · Discreet packaging

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Return Window: 14 days from delivery — no questions asked
Return Label: Prepaid & insured on US orders — we email it once your return is approved
Return Shipping: Free on all US orders

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Store in a soft pouch when not worn. Remove before swimming, bathing, or using household chemicals. Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, and lotions.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which length should I choose?

Sixteen inches sits at the base of the neck, eighteen just below the collarbone — the most versatile length — and twenty inches and above sit on the chest. If you intend to layer, choose lengths at least four inches apart so the pieces do not land on top of one another. The full table is on our Size & Fit Guide, and if the length turns out wrong you have 14 days from delivery to return it.

Are your metals real gold and silver?

Yes. Every piece is made in genuine metal — 10K, 14K, or 18K gold, or 925 sterling silver. All pieces are stamped with the corresponding metal marking.

Does this come with a warranty?

Yes. Every Sana Jewels piece is covered against manufacturing defects from the date of delivery, and a missing stone is replaced free under the same warranty. It is valid in the USA only, and any repair performed by another jeweler will void it. The full terms, including the coverage period and the limits on stone size, are in our Return & Refund Policy.

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