Classical Pearls Jewelry (Giveaway Too!)

As the stressful holiday shopping season is looming before us, I know not everyone already had their entire list taken care of back in June! (I am beginning to wish I had!)

Classical Pearls Jewelry has many beautiful ideas for gifts and stocking stuffers at a great price. They always offer you free shipping - worldwide! They even offer a incredible money back guarantee if you are not happy with your purchase - up to one year from the date of purchase. Not a lot of sites do that!

Classical Pearls even accepts PayPal as a form of payment.

Each and everyone of their pearls is hand picked and knotted with care. They are appraised by a IGI Graduate Gemologist, and are guaranteed 100% genuine, so combined with the money back guarantee, you really can't go wrong!

The very first piece of "real" jewelry I ever received as a little girl (and I still have it, of course) was a pretty little seed pearl necklace that my grandmother gave me for my First Communion. I've always had a fascination with pearls since then. Every time when we would visit Sea World I'd beg to visit the Pearl Village so I could get one of the oysters brought up by the divers and see what pretty pearl I had gotten this time!

This freshwater pearl bracelet is silver with white pearls. It has larger pearls with teeny tiny accents. A very pretty stocking stuffer, and a steal at just $24.99! The pearls on it are just beautiful, and it is nicely made (now, if your baby grabs it, you'll have a problem, but that's the same with just about ANY jewelry) It is a "stretchy" type, not a clasp, so it is easily put on when wearing.


Have someone who loves to wear earrings in your life? Look at these beautiful white Freshwater Pearl Earrings in 14KT at just $39!


Or how about this absolutely beautiful Akoya pearl necklace?


This gorgeous freshwater pearl necklace is on my hint list to DH:


I actually never knew the difference between all the different pearls. The Akoya oyster is the smallest pearl-producing oyster used in pearl culture today, making Akoya pearls on the smaller size. These are just perfect for matching for multi-pearl jewelry such as strands and bracelets.

Freshwater pearls are a kind of pearl that comes from freshwater mussels. They are also really good for bracelets, necklaces such as the pink pearl necklace and earrings too.

Want to get a head start on your holiday shopping? I have a beautiful pearl bracelet (featured above) to give away to one lucky reader! To enter, visit Classical Pearls Jewelry, and find your favorite piece. Tell me which one it is, and either who you want to give it to, or who you'd pass this site along as a hint for a gift for you! I'll give an extra entry for blogging about this giveaway, and a third entry for subscribing to my feed (let me know if you're already a subscriber) Contest ends next Friday, October 24th, at midnight PST. US Only, please. I do submit winners to Prizey, so you can check there to see if you've won, leave your email if you want me to email you if you win, or just check back to see the winner!