Red and Navy Freshwater Pearl Earrings

Red and Navy Freshwater Pearl Earrings – Show Your Rebel Pride with These Elegant Red & Navy Freshwater Pearl Earrings

Perfect for devoted fans and alumni of the University of Mississippi, these timeless earrings blend Ole Miss spirit with classic sophistication. Each pair features a bold 8-9mm navy blue pearl and a delicate 5-6mm cardinal red freshwater pearl, gracefully connected by a sterling silver chain for a refined, spirited look.

Crafted with sterling silver posts and backs, these earrings are lightweight, durable, and comfortable for all-day wear. Whether you’re cheering at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, strolling through the Grove, or celebrating at alumni gatherings, these pearls add a touch of Rebel elegance to any outfit.

Complete your gameday look with Spirit Pearl®’s matching red and navy bracelet and necklace, perfectly paired for a polished ensemble. Presented in a premium gift box with care instructions and a cleaning cloth, they also make a thoughtful gift for any Ole Miss fan.

Hotty Toddy! Wear your Ole Miss pride in style.

Care Instructions for Red and Navy Freshwater Pearl Earrings: 

Freshwater pearls are delicate and will easily scratch if stored next to other jewelry. To prevent damage always store your pearls in a jewelry pouch.

Simply wipe with a soft cloth, chamois or microfiber jewelry cloth either dry or damp, to remove any skin oils or dirt. A drop of olive oil on the cloth can be used to help maintain the luster.

Your Spirit Pearls will stay cleaner if you put them on after you’ve applied your makeup and perfume. Be sure to take off your pearl rings before you apply hand and body creams. Never clean your pearls with solutions that contain ammonia or harsh detergents. Don’t put pearl jewelry in an ultrasonic cleaner. Don’t use abrasive cleaners or rub pearls with abrasive cloth.

About Freshwater Pearls: 

Freshwater pearls are created in mussels lakes or ponds and tend to be more irregular in shape and more varied in color than saltwater pearls. Freshwater pearls sell for less mainly because they are more abundant and have more variations that naturally occur during their development.

The value of a freshwater pearl is based on its shape, size, color and luster of the nacre. Because the freshwater pearl was started with human assistance it is still considered to be a cultured pearl. Freshwater pearls come in variety of colors and shapes. Naturally occurring colors are cream, pink, peach, lavender and white. Any dark or bright colors are enhancements from irradiating or dying. Both of these processes are safe for the user and wear well.

Curious if your pearls are real? The easiest way test for authenticity (but not always reliable) is to rub the pearls lightly along the biting edge of your upper front teeth. If they feel gritty or sandy, they are real pearls. If they feel smooth, they are probably imitations.