Freshwater Pearl and Multi-Gemstone Watermelon Tourmaline Drop Necklace

This handcrafted necklace features a delicate strand of small, white seed-style freshwater pearls, approximately 2-3mm in size, which exhibit a soft luster and natural irregular shapes. The focal point of the piece is a symmetrical arrangement of watermelon tourmaline beads in various cuts, including rondelle and rectangular shapes, showcasing a palette of pink, olive green, and yellow-gold hues. At the center hangs a large, briolette-cut gemstone pendant, likely a light green tourmaline or similar variety, which is faceted to catch the light. The construction utilizes sterling silver findings, as indicated by the user context, though specific hallmarks are obscured in the image. The length appears to be a standard princess-style length. The overall condition is excellent with no visible fraying or missing stones; the pearls appear well-matched in color. The style is contemporary artisan, likely dating from the 21st century, emphasizing the organic silhouettes of semi-precious materials. Quality is indicated by the precision of the gemstone faceting and the uniform stringing of the pearls.