#baroque pearl

[moonandserpent]

Seahorse pendant, the pouch is baroque pearl. After a lovely courtship ceremony, females deposit eggs to male seahorses' pouches and males carry the eggs and give birth.

[gemville]

Bibi van der Velden 'Crashing Waves' Necklace In 18k White and Rose Gold With South Sea Baroque Pearls, Olive Green Enamel and Diamonds

Retail: $90,000

Source: jckonline.com

[artisticfreedomofexpression]

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[pearlsgirls]

Mother Of Pearl Baroque Fireball Pearl Necklace,Large Baroque Pearl Necklace,Single Natural Pearl Necklace,Chunky Chain Pearl Necklace DESCRIPTION: CHUNKY CHAIN BAROQUE PEARL PENDANT DETAILS: ❤️HIGH LUSTRE CHUNKY BAROQUE PEARL: 2.5cm X 1.5cm / 1.inchx0.6 inches ❤️ CHUNKY CHAIN : 60cm /24 inches ♥️HONESTLY HANDCRFATED ! All of the jewellry is handcrafted by myself in my little PEARLS&GIRLS studio and not just bought and re-saled :) ♥️PACKED IN BEAUTIFUL BOX🎁 All items will be sent in a beautiful sturdy box with Pearls&Girls logo:) ♥️COMES WITH A GIFT Beautiful jewellery gift with every order! ♥️DISPATCH & DELIVERY TIMES All items are made to order. It usually takes 2-3 working days to prepare and ship an order. ♥️SHIPPING INFORMATION ALL ORDERS SHIP WORLDWIDE FOR FREE ! EUROPE -5 -7working days USA- approx. 7 working days REST OF THE WORLD - Usually arrives in 5-12 business days *Please, upgrade your delivery option if you need tracking for your parcel.* ♥️CONTACT Thank you so much for visiting! please feel free to drop me a message should you have any questions:) ♥️SOCIAL MEDIA For more jewelry and to join my newsletter you can find me on my website www.pearlsandgirls.com ♥️REFUNDS & EXCHANGES I always happy to assist and try my best to make my clients smile! I am offering hassle free refunds & exchanges in case of damaged items

[sydd3vil]

reminiscing about this night...good food, wine and some amazing conversations <3

[madamedreadful]

Baroque pearl necklace

[dozydawn]

[moonandserpent]

These are pregnant seahorse pendants, with their pouches as baroque pearls, they are males, they carry the eggs and give birth.

[gemville]

Birds Eye View Handcarved Ring In 22k Gold With A Cultured South Sea Baroque Pearl by Fannie Thomas Jewelry

Photo Courtesy: Fannie Thomas Jewelry

Source: jckonline.com

[shadyfruittree]

[stevenuniverse-described]

[Image Description: three digital drawings of original Pearls based off of Steven Universe done in thin, slightly scratchy lineart.

1.) Coin Pearl has pale-yellow skin, a flat gem on her right palm, and yellow hair cut close to her head. She is wearing a long-sleeved, cream top, beige leggings, and a tan sash tied around her waist with long tails in the back. Coin Pearl is drawn from behind at a 3/4 angle, tucking her hands behind her back with her gem visible and turning her head to the left with a neutral expression.

2.) Baroque Pearl has pale-periwinkle skin, a gem on her forehead with a bulbous circle protruding from the otherwise round pearl, and mauve hair styled into a bun on top of her head with locks of hair on either side that sweep forwards. She is wearing a high-necked, blue romper with a sheer layer affixed at the bust that goes from light-blue to mint-green that goes just past her hips, light-yellow socks, and light-blue flats. She stands en-pointe with her arms posed stiffly at her sides. Her left eye is yellow and her right eye is blue.

3.) Pear Pearl has pale, slightly green-toned skin, an irregular gem on her chest shaped like a pear, and light, lime-green hair pulled into a bun on top of her head. She is wearing a strapless, light-green romper down to her knees with a sweetheart neckline, a yellow star over her chest, and a sheer skirt with a rounded, bubble-like shape. Pear Pearl stands en-pointe, looking upwards.

End Description.]

Couldn’t had enough of defective pearls… 😌❤

[pearlsgirls]

18K Gold Filled Baroque Pearl Earrings,Flameball Baroque Pearl Earrings,Pearl Drop Dangle Earrings,Teardrop Pearl Earrings,High Lustre Pearl PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: 18K GOLD FILLED BAROQUE FIREBALL PEARL EARRINGS ♥️18K Gold Filled Circle Stud - 17mm/0.7 inch ♥️Baroque Pearl - 15mm/ 0.6 inches ♥️HONESTLY HANDCRFATED ! All of the jewellry is handcrafted by myself in my little PEARLS&GIRLS studio and not just bought and re-saled :) ♥️PACKED IN BEAUTIFUL BOX🎁 All items will be sent in a beautiful sturdy box with Pearls&Girls logo:) ♥️COMES WITH A GIFT Beautiful jewellery gift with every order! ♥️DISPATCH & DELIVERY TIMES All items are made to order. It usually takes 2-3 working days to prepare and ship an order. ♥️SHIPPING INFORMATION ALL ORDERS SHIP WORLDWIDE FOR FREE ! EUROPE -5 -7working days USA- approx. 7 working days REST OF THE WORLD - Usually arrives in 5-12 business days *Please, upgrade your delivery option if you need tracking for your parcel.* ♥️CONTACT Thank you so much for visiting! please feel free to drop me a message should you have any questions:) ♥️SOCIAL MEDIA For more jewelry and to join my newsletter you can find me on my website www.pearlsandgirls.com ♥️REFUNDS & EXCHANGES I always happy to assist and try my best to make my clients smile! I am offering hassle free refunds & exchanges in case of damaged items

[p-n-gs]

1 - Medusa Brooch by Karl Rothmüller Jugendstil

2 - Female face pendant by René Lalique

[tiarascrowns]

Pearl and Diamond Tiara

"Property of a Private Collector

Pearl and Diamond Tiara

Of graduated scroll motifs set with brilliant-cut diamonds, framing fourteen baroque pearls measuring approximately 8.49 x 6.41 x 4.47 – 4.71 x 4.53 x 3.61mm, decorated with seed pearls measuring approximately 2.69 x 2.65 x 2.29mm, inner circumference approximately 410mm."

- Sotheby's

[paletapessoal]

"Skeleton clock", enameled gold and precious stones, Christian Giessenbeck, ca. 1640

[artsandculture]

Girl with a Pearl Earring (1665) 🎨 Johannes Vermeer 🏛️ Mauritshuis 📍 Den Haag, Netherlands

A young woman looks over her shoulder at us. She holds her head slightly to one side, there is a gleam in her greyish-blue eyes, and her lips are slightly parted and moist. On her head is a turban that she has wound from two pieces of material, one blue and one yellow, and she is adorned with a pearl earring. It is from this oversized jewel in the middle of the composition that the painting derives its title.

The painting provides a rich sample of every aspect of Vermeer’s virtuoso painting technique. The face is modelled very softly, not in great detail but with gradual transitions and invisible brushstrokes. The clothing is depicted more schematically and enlivened with small dots of paint suggesting reflected light – one of Vermeer’s trademark features. Even so, the artist has clearly indicated differences between materials – for instance between the white collar, painted in impasto, and the drier paint of the turban, for which he used the precious pigment ultramarine. But the most remarkable detail is the pearl. This consists of little more than two brushstrokes: a bright highlight at upper left and the soft reflection of the white collar on the underside.

Seventeenth-century Dutch girls did not wear turbans. With this accessory Vermeer has given the girl an Oriental air. Images like this were known in the seventeenth century as tronies. Tronies are not portraits: they were not made in order to produce the best possible likeness of an individual. Although there would probably be a sitter, the point of a tronie was mainly to make a study of a head representing a particular character or type. Rembrandt had popularised tronies in Dutch art around 1630. He made dozens of them, often using himself as the model, sometimes wearing a remarkable cap or a helmet.

The pearl is too large to be real. Perhaps the girl is wearing a pearl drop made of glass, which has been varnished to give it a matte sheen. Another possibility, of course, is that the pearl was a product of Vermeer’s imagination. Pearls – both real and imitation – were fashionable in the period from about 1650 to 1680. We often find them in paintings by Frans van Mieris, Gabriel Metsu and Gerard ter Borch.

Girl with a Pearl Earring has been known to the general public only since 1881, when it was put up for auction at the Venduhuis der Notarissen in The Hague. On the viewing day it attracted the attention of the influential cultural official Victor de Stuers, who was there together with his friend and neighbour, the art collector A.A. des Tombe. Tradition has it that even though the painting had been badly neglected, De Stuers recognised it as a Vermeer. According to a different version of the story, the painting was too dirty to be properly appraised, and the painter’s identity only became clear later on, when the cleaning operation revealed his signature. Whatever the case may be, De Stuers and Des Tombe agreed not to bid against each other, and Des Tombe therefore acquired the painting for the negligible sum of two guilders plus thirty cents mark-up.

Des Tombe’s collection, which included works by contemporaries as well as old masters, was open to visitors at his home, at Parkstraat 26 in The Hague. The future director of the Mauritshuis, Abraham Bredius, was the first to extol the virtues of Girl with a Pearl Earring when he saw it at Parkstraat in 1885: ‘Vermeer overshadows all the rest; the girl’s head, so superbly modelled that one is almost inclined to forget one is looking at a painting, and that single gleam of light, will alone hold your attention’. When he died, on 16 December 1902, Des Tombe turned out to have made a secret will bequeathing twelve paintings to the Mauritshuis, including Girl with a Pearl Earring.