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Evening Hour necklace worn, close on the pearl drop
Evening Hour lariat necklace worn full length
Evening Hour necklace resting on a pale stone
Evening Hour lariat necklace laid flat, white and grey pearls with a wire-wrapped pearl drop
ALIGN THE SIGNS

Evening Hour — Necklace

Sale price$59.00

For the hour between finishing and going home.

White and gray freshwater pearls along a fine two-tone chain, weighted just enough to hold the line straight. A lariat has no clasp — it ties, so it sits differently every time, and it is as long as you decide it is that evening.

What it gives you is one choice at the end of a day made entirely of other people's. The evening hour belongs to neither the day you have finished nor the night you have not started, and it is the only part of either that asks nothing of you.

This hour is not owed to anyone. Take it.

Details

  • Chain length: 660 mm
  • Centerpiece: 10 mm, round
  • Pearl: 5.5–6.5 mm, round
  • Lariat — no clasp

Materials

  • Freshwater pearl — soft natural luster. Each pearl varies slightly in shape and tone, adding subtle character.
  • 14K gold plated eco-brass — made with recycled brass. Lightweight, polished, and smooth against the skin.

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Evening Hour necklace worn, close on the pearl drop
Evening Hour — Necklace Sale price$59.00
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