Elegant Baroque Pearl Necklace

Elegant Baroque Pearl NecklaceHanging from an adjustable satin cord, this simply elegant design features a beautiful baroque pearl along with tiny faceted crystals cut from real gemstones. In shades of purple, pink, and grey, the crystals are attached to a sterling silver tassel overlaid with 14k gold. This necklace pairs beautifully with our simple Baroque Pearl Earrings. Most of the pieces available to the WAR world through the Founders Corner are made by rescued or at risk

Hanging from an adjustable satin cord, this simply elegant design features a beautiful baroque pearl along with tiny faceted crystals cut from real gemstones. In shades of purple, pink, and grey, the crystals are attached to a sterling silver tassel overlaid with 14k gold. This necklace pairs beautifully with our simple Baroque Pearl Earrings.

Most of the pieces available to the WAR world through the Founder’s Corner are made by rescued or at-risk women who gifted me personally, but the story behind this necklace is different. This particular piece was made by a Thai woman we call “the grouchy one.” From day one, I’ve visited her store for inspiration and ideas because she has a knack for unusual pieces that wear well. No one likes to go there with me though because she’s a grouch! I’ve learned in life that grouchy people are unhappy people. It reminds me of watching Sesame Street with my kiddos long ago, and how we would talk about “The Grouch.” I decided this woman needed some “loving on.” After the experience of Covid-19, the first time I walked back into her shop she practically jumped up and hugged me. I had finally broken through the veneer! Covid-19 had intensified her loneliness and threatened her business. My guess is her other customers gave up on “the grouchy one.”

Wear this necklace as a reminder that the grouchy people in our lives are desperately lonely and more in need of our attention than anyone. Mother Teresa once said, “There is a worse poverty than the lack of things… it’s the poverty of the soul called loneliness.” Indeed, our nation is a third-world country when it comes to loneliness. Love on those lonely people in your life. Deep within their heart is a desperate person crying for love, and just like each of us, they are gems, cut and shorn like the facets on these stones.