Candy Freshwater Pearl Bracelet - AAAA

Candy Freshwater Pearl Bracelet - AAAAFirst batch of new products harvested in July. 23 at pearl farm No. 11 18. The quantity of pearls with the same quality in this batch is limited, available on a first come, first served basis until sold out. Details Made by AAAA Gem grade Pearls. Pearl size 8 9 mm. Other accessories : 925 silver. I call this our Candy Freshwater Pearl Bracelet it really does look like a row of soft candies in peach, pink and lavender. In our own grading, it sits at

First batch of new products harvested in July.23 at pearl farm No.11-18. The quantity of pearls with the same quality in this batch is limited, available on a first-come, first-served basis until sold out.

Details：

• Made by AAAA Gem-grade Pearls.
• Pearl size 8-9 mm.
• Other accessories : 925 silver.

I call this our Candy Freshwater Pearl Bracelet — it really does look like a row of soft candies in peach, pink and lavender.

In our own grading, it sits at AAAA, 8–9mm. The only reason it isn’t written as 5A is the shape: the pearls are near-round rather than perfectly round. For you, that’s actually a good thing — you get almost 5A-level luster and a very clean surface, without paying a full 5A price.

Color-wise, each tone has its own mood:

the soft peach/orange pearls feel warm and optimistic,

the pink tones are gentle and romantic,

the lavender has a slightly dreamy, creative feeling.

Strung together, they make a bracelet that feels joyful without being childish — very easy to wear with a white shirt, knitwear or a simple dress.

From the maker’s side: these are nucleus-free cultured freshwater pearls, grown slowly over about 5–7 years until the nacre is thick enough and the surface clean enough for high-end jewelry. For this bracelet I picked pearls where even tiny scratches are almost invisible, so the luster is strong and continuous when light moves across them.

If you’re looking for a genuine freshwater pearl bracelet that feels a little playful but still refined, this is the piece I’d quietly slide across the workbench and say, “Try this one on.”