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Sterling Silver and Pearls Are a Marvelous Match

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Pearls are often associated with higher-dollar purchases, with a reputation for being upscale and upper-class. They’re famously worn by royals, celebrities, and first ladies, and have a corner on the preppy and polished market.

But there really is a pearl for everyone; we’ve seen that through a change in consumers’ perception of them over the years. Pearls can be all those things we described, but they can also be modern, cool, and highly approachable.

For pearl lovers on a budget (and even for those who are not), there’s an amazing assortment of sterling silver styles on the market, many of which lend a twist to the pearl that makes it more casual and suitable for everyday wear, no matter the occasion. Many styles come in at under $1,000—many still under $500—though we have found a few particularly drool-worthy styles that retail for more.

Those and more, all below—just right for holiday shoppers with lists to check off (and self-purchases to make).

Pattaraphan cycle pearl hoops
Hoop earrings in sterling silver with pearls, $260; Pattaraphan
John Hardy surf necklace
Surf necklace in sterling silver with cultured freshwater pearls, $2,700; John Hardy
German Kabirski Kirei pearl earrings
Kirei earrings in sterling silver with baroque pearls and London blue topaz, $450; German Kabirski
Lolovivi sterling pearl necklace
Necklace in sterling silver with 10.17 cts. t.w. pearls and 0.65 ct. t.w. white sapphires, $440; Lolovivi
Mejia Jewelry keshi pearls
XL oversize earrings in sterling silver with keshi pearls, $465; Mejia Jewelry
Lagos two strand pearl bracelet
Two-strand pearl bracelet in sterling silver with cultured freshwater pearls, $625; Lagos
Mignon Faget rainbow Eclipse necklace
Rainbow Eclipse necklace in sterling silver with freshwater pearls, $285; Mignon Faget

Top: Reine choker necklace in sterling silver with pearls and 0.029 ct. t.w. diamonds, $1,540; Eéra

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By: Brittany Siminitz

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