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Baroque pearl means a pearl that isn't round. In an earring that means the two pieces are never exactly alike: even within a single pair there are small differences in shape.

Seven to Eight Millimetre Baroque Pearl

Most of the baroque pearls in this category fall between 7 and 8 mm. Hana and Giorgia are that size.

In baroque form a millimetre figure doesn't tell you as much as it would on a classic pearl, because the pearl isn't round. The measurement given describes the widest point. Two earrings of the same size can look different, and that comes with the form.

Not All of Them Are Baroque

Alongside baroque pearl, the category also holds models using classic freshwater pearl and zircon. Daisy uses a properly round freshwater pearl, while Juileta and Eva pair pearl with zircon.

Each product page states exactly what is used in that model. If you're specifically after baroque, that's the surest place to check.

Metal Options

There are three metals. Gold plated brass is the most affordable group, with Hana, Giorgia and Valencia in it. 925 sterling silver is the safe one for sensitive ears. Gold plated sterling silver combines a gold colour with a silver base.

Marie comes in both gold and silver, which makes it a good example if you want to see the same design in two metals.

How to Look After Baroque Pearl

Pearl is a surface that scratches. In baroque form there are raised points, so it is a little more exposed to rubbing than a classic pearl.

Not dropping the earrings into the same compartment as your other jewellery is enough. Putting them on after perfume and hairspray, and wiping them with a soft cloth when you take them off, also protects the surface.

What It Goes With

Baroque pearl reads as more everyday than classic round pearl. It works well with textures like linen shirts, denim jackets and knitwear, because neither of them has a smooth surface.

Where a classic pearl earring feels too formal, baroque is comfortable. It's a practical middle ground for anyone who doesn't want to change earrings between a work meeting and dinner.

In short

  • If a classic pearl feels too formal: baroque.
  • Sensitive ears: 925 sterling silver.
  • The same design in two metals: Marie.
  • If you want sparkle: the models with zircon.
  • The same form as a necklace: baroque pearl necklace.
  • See the full pearl earrings collection.