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Mikimoto AAA Akoya Pearl 18K White Gold SINGLE Stud Earring 6-6.5mm Box

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Authentic Mikimoto Akoya cultured pearl stud earring featuring a beautiful AAA-grade 6-6.5mm pearl set in 18K white gold. Originally purchased directly from Mikimoto, 730 Fifth Avenue, New York, on December 18, 2004. Original receipt identifies the earrings as PES 605, 6-6.5mm AAA, 18K white gold. PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for ONE SINGLE EARRING only. The second earring from the original pair is no longer available. Pearl has beautiful high luster with lovely pink/silvery overtones. Please review close-up photos for condition. The post shows some slight irregularity/bend from age/use, which is reflected in the photos. Includes: * One Mikimoto 6-6.5mm AAA Akoya pearl stud earring * 18K white gold setting/post * Mikimoto earring back * Original Mikimoto jewelry box * Mikimoto polishing cloth * Pearl care literature/materials * Original 2004 Mikimoto purchase receipt *Shipped in Mikimoto box & ribbon A wonderful opportunity for someone looking to replace a lost Mikimoto earring or purchase a genuine single Mikimoto pearl stud with unusually complete original documentation and packaging. Option to purchase a replacement earring through Mikimoto. Condition: Pre-owned/Please examine all photos as they are part of the description. *6–6.5mm Mikimoto AAA-grade Akoya pair of studs retails for $790-$1,050+

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cherisesontag
cherisesontagI have a ring I lost my mikimoto pearl out of do you think I can take the pearl off your earring to use?
Sep 03Reply
cynedit
cynedit@cherisesontag This is what I found online Yes. In many cases, a jeweler can remove a pearl from an earring and reset it into a ring, especially if it is a valuable pearl you want to preserve. Pearls on earrings are commonly drilled partway and glued onto a post/peg. A jeweler can carefully loosen the adhesive, remove the pearl, clean the drilled opening, and mount it onto a pearl-ring setting with a compatible peg. But I’d contact a jeweler or mikkimoto to find out.
Sep 03Reply
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