The Charleston Pearl costume jewelry set is a jewelry set with a three-strand pearl necklace and two earrings with a teardrop-shaped white faux pearl. The set is intended for women who want to complete a flapper dress or flapper outfit for a 1920s party. The pearls also look great with an evening dress at a gala, as well as at a 1950s party, where a pearl necklace is also part of the look.
Necklace and earrings in this costume jewelry set
- The set consists of a necklace and two earrings.
- The necklace has three strands of white faux pearls that overlap in increasing lengths, held together at the side by gold-colored beads.
- At the back of the neck, the necklace transitions into a fine gold-colored chain.
- Each earring has a gold-colored domed stud with a white teardrop pearl hanging below it from two small rings.
- The material is 90% ABS and 10% iron.
- The costume jewelry set is from the Boland brand and is intended for women.
Pearl necklaces and the Charleston
In the 1920s, women wearing short dresses and bob hairstyles often wore long pearl necklaces, frequently with multiple strands layered. The Charleston, the fast dance after which this set is named, belongs to that same decade. As a result, everyone immediately recognizes a layered pearl necklace as a piece from that era. Because the three strands are different lengths, they fill in a low or strapless neckline. Therefore, choose this set especially if your dress leaves the neck bare.
What outfit should you wear with this costume jewelry set with three strands of pearls?
A flapper dress with fringe or sequins is the classic base, complemented by a headband with a feather and long satin gloves. A cigarette holder and a boa further complete the flapper look. For a gala, a black or cream-colored evening dress works well, with the gold-colored studs of the earrings matching gold shoes or a gold clutch. If you wear your hair up or behind your ears, the teardrop earrings will remain clearly visible.
Order the Charleston Pearl costume jewelry set and take to the dance floor at your 1920s party with three strands of pearls and teardrop earrings.