Three-Stone Freshwater Coin Pearl Pendant Necklace

This contemporary pendant necklace features three graduated or similar-sized freshwater coin pearls, characterized by their distinctively flattened, disc-like shape. The pearls exhibit a soft lavender to pinkish-white iridescent luster with visible nacre variations common in cultured freshwater pearls. They are vertically aligned in a linear 'drop' formation, connected by fine metal links that match the dark, oxidized or patinated silver-tone chain. The top pearl is attached to the chain via a small metal bail. Each pearl measures approximately 10-12mm in diameter. The chain appears to be a fine cable or link style, approximately 16 to 18 inches in length. Upon close inspection, the pearls show natural surface irregularities including slight pitting and concentric rings, which are typical indicators of natural growth and genuine pearl quality rather than synthetic imitations. The overall condition appears good with no significant chips or peeling reported, though the darkened finish on the metal suggests either a deliberate oxidized aesthetic or surface tarnish from age. This piece reflects a modern minimalist style likely produced within the last 10-15 years, emphasizing the organic beauty of Baroque-style pearls.