The use of freshwater pearls in jewelry has a rich history, particularly in Southeast Asia, where they are cultivated in Thailand and other surrounding regions. Peacock pearls, with their unique color palette ranging from deep blues to greens and purples, have become highly sought after in artisan-crafted jewelry. These 2010s stud earrings feature peacock pearls arranged in a starburst formation, a design that emphasizes the natural luster and vibrant hues of the pearls. Southeast Asian jewelry often blends traditional crafting methods with modern aesthetics, and pieces like these pearl earrings reflect that evolving trend. Their intricate detailing and organic design connect them to the centuries-old traditions of artisan jewelry in the region.