Wholesale Long Freshwater Pearl Necklace – Silk Thread, 70cm

Simple. Serene. Intentional. This long freshwater pearl necklace is hand-knotted on 100% silk thread for a fluid, weightless drape that moves with you. At 70cm, it adds an elegant length and softness to any outfit—effortless to layer or wear as a single statement of quiet beauty. Each freshwater pearl is naturally unique, with gentle luster and shape that reflect the imperfect grace of nature. The silk thread, sourced from Germany, is strong yet delicate—bringing softness into the structure, and soul into the design. A signature piece for those who value intention and timelessness, this necklace is handmade in Sweden in small batches and ready to become part of your daily ritual. 🌿 Product Highlights • Hand-knotted on 100% silk thread from Germany • Length: 70cm (longline style) • Natural freshwater pearls with soft luster • Lightweight, flexible, and comfortable to wear • Handmade in Sweden ✨ Styling Notes • Layer over soft knits or linen for a Scandinavian-inspired look • Pair with other silk or pearl pieces for a soft monochrome mood • Wrap once for a double-strand layered effect Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q: What materials are used in the Freshwater Pearl Necklace? This necklace features hand-selected freshwater pearls strung on 100% natural silk thread from Griffin, hand-knotted in Sweden, and finished with an 18k rose gold-plated 925 sterling silver clasp. Q: How should I care for my Freshwater Pearl Necklace? Gently wipe the pearls with a soft cloth after each wear, avoid perfumes and harsh chemicals, and store it safely in a pouch or jewelry box. Q: Can I wear the necklace every day? Yes, wearing the necklace regularly helps maintain its natural sheen, but avoid contact with water and chemicals. Q: How do I clean the necklace? Use a soft damp cloth for light cleaning; for thorough cleaning, seek help from a professional jeweler. Q: Is the necklace suitable for sensitive skin? Yes, it’s made with high-quality materials designed to minimize irritation, but if you have sensitive skin, consider a patch test or consult your dermatologist.