A string of quiet storms. And one falling star. 

       This white freshwater pearl necklace is a study in asymmetry, intention, and movement. Composed of eight near-round pearls (9.5–10.5 mm) and a single teardrop pearl of remarkable presence (14.55 × 11.00 mm), Albali is not a fixed shape — it’s a gesture. It flows, shifts, transforms — just like the woman who wears it. 

       These pearls gleam with subtle overtones of green and blue, their surfaces bearing the kind of textured beauty that maps real journeys. They are not perfect. They are individual. Together, they trace a soft arc — completed by the final drop, luminous and heavy like a thought that lingers. 

       The name Albali comes from the star ε Aquarii in the constellation Aquarius — an ancient water-bearer, a symbol of both renewal and release.  Albali means “somebody drinking the sky, drop by drop". This piece echoes that myth: the descent of a single droplet from a quiet curve of clouds. 

       It is also a quiet celebration of the number nine — long regarded as a number of fullness, culmination, and soft power. 

      There is a rhythm to this necklace, a sense of balance in motion. You may wear it multiple ways — long, side-draped, or nested at the collarbone. Every arrangement says something slightly different. 

       At 16.89 g (84.45 ct), Albali is light enough to move, but strong enough to stay. The chain adjusts easily, allowing the pendant pearl to fall exactly where you want it. Not just jewellery — a punctuation mark. 

       Presented in an elegant display case with personalised certificate and QR-authentication. Comes with a Personal Jewelry Certificate and a 1-year International Warranty.Whether you wear it symmetrically or as a slanted exclamation — Albali remains a quiet force. The kind that draws the eye — not by asking, but simply by being. 

 A contemporary classic, with ancient breath.