Perla BAG CHARM

Baroque freshwater pearls strung alongside gemstone beads on a gold-tone hoop — jade green in one colourway, blue-and-white speckled sodalite in the other. At eleven centimetres it is a short, dense charm: pearl luminosity next to the flat matte of the stone.

Pearl on a handbag is a quieter kind of luxury than pearl at the neck. Perla works on a structured leather bag for the office and on a clutch in the evening, and it is the piece in this drop that most easily crosses from daytime into something dressier.

Why You'll Love It

• Real baroque freshwater pearls, each with its own irregular shape
• Gemstone beads in jade green or speckled sodalite
• Short and dense at 11 cm — no swinging, no tangling
• A gold-tone hoop clasp that fits handles, straps, zips and D-rings
• Reads as dressed-up without looking formal
• A considered gift for someone who already owns the jewellery

How to Style It

On a structured bag, clip Perla to the handle where the pearls sit against the leather and catch the light. On a clutch or a small evening bag, the short length keeps it in proportion. Pearls prefer gold to silver hardware. If you want a second piece alongside it, the Baroque Drop BAG CHARM continues the pearl story, while the Delphine BAG CHARM adds length and colour underneath it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these real pearls?
Yes — baroque freshwater pearls, which means each one is naturally irregular rather than perfectly round. No two charms have the same pearls.

How do I attach it to my bag?
The clasp opens with a thumb and clips onto a handle, a strap, a zip pull or a D-ring. Attach and detach by the clasp rather than pulling on the strand.

Can it get wet?
No — pearls need the most care of anything in this drop. Keep it away from water, perfume, lotion and hairspray, which dull the pearl surface. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store it in a pouch, apart from harder pieces.

Perla — pearls, but for your bag.