A cultured freshwater pearl is a real pearl grown in a mussel, and no two are identical: the baroque ones on the pendant necklaces are deliberately irregular, so the piece you receive will not match the photograph shape for shape. That is the nature of the material rather than a fault, and it is why a single pearl on a thin chain reads as jewelry rather than as a bead.
Pearls are softer than the metal around them. They scratch against a stone set beside them, they dull under perfume and hairspray, and they dislike an ultrasonic cleaner. Put a pearl piece on after your scent has dried, wipe it with a soft dry cloth before bed, and keep it away from the cubic zirconia pieces in the same pouch.
All 5 of them are part of the CAROVO catalog: same clasps, same plating, different places on the body.
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