Baroque Pearl Jewellery

Choose a baroque pearl necklace

Start with how much pearl detail you want around the neckline. A single pendant and a strand of pearls have different silhouettes, even when both are described as baroque.

• Aurelle triple pearl necklace places three elongated pearl bars on a 45 cm chain in 18K gold-plated sterling silver.
• Colette sterling silver necklace uses elongated baroque pearl bars to form a strand around the neckline.
• Odette gold-plated pendant focuses on one square-shaped baroque pearl. For a different silhouette, compare the Odette sterling silver choker.
• Margot gold-plated choker centres a baroque pearl on a closer-fitting design.

Earrings and rings

The Opaline earrings pair square-shaped baroque pearls with sterling silver. The Odette ring has a freshwater baroque pearl and an adjustable 18K gold-plated sterling silver band, with an approximate US 5–9 fit range.

What does baroque mean?

Baroque describes an irregular pearl shape; freshwater describes where a pearl forms. A pearl can be both. Read our freshwater and baroque comparison, or explore iridescent pearl designs if colour is your starting point.

Compare the listed measurements, not just the size of a close-up photograph. Our necklace length guide explains how to measure a piece you already wear. Free standard shipping applies to Australian orders.