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Baroque Pearl Earrings

Regular price$100.00 CAD Sale price
Baroque Pearl Earrings
by Judy McPhee Jeweller

These Baroque Pearl Earrings by Judy McPhee features baroque cultured freshwater pearl with Cultured freshwater pearl. The design is understated and finely balanced, allowing the natural surface, colour and individuality of each pearl to remain central.

Details

  • Artist: Judy McPhee
  • Materials: Cultured freshwater pearl
  • Jewellery type: Earrings
  • SKU: MJ1133

About Judy McPhee

Judy McPhee is a Salt Spring Island jewellery artist who creates timeless pearl pieces from her personally collected selection of cultured pearls gathered around the world. Working with sterling silver and gold-filled settings, she highlights the natural beauty and individuality of each pearl.

Care

Store separately in a soft, dry pouch. Keep pearls away from perfume, hairspray, cosmetics and household cleaners. After wearing, gently wipe the pearls and metal components with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid soaking or ultrasonic cleaning.

Gallery guarantee

Represented by Steffich Fine Art on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. Each piece is reviewed by the gallery for condition, materials and catalogue accuracy before shipment. Natural variations in pearl shape, colour and surface are part of the character of the work.

I want to bring forth the individuality of the pearl—its shape, colour, and character—to take center stage.

Jeweller Judy McPhee

Judy McPhee is a Salt Spring Island jewellery artist who creates timeless pearl pieces using her personally collected selection of cultured pearls gathered from around the world. Working with sterling silver and gold-filled settings, Judy highlights the natural beauty and individuality of each pearl. Her jewellery practice grew from a lifelong appreciation for gem materials and craftsmanship.

Artist Statement

“Pearls carry a natural beauty that needs very little intervention. My work is simply to honour what is already there—shape, glow, softness—and create pieces that let the pearl speak for itself.”

Judy McPhee


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