The first thing we noticed when my wife tried there pearls on was how weak the clasp on the bracelet is. She reached across the table to grab something and in the process brushed my arm with her wrist. That was enough for the clasp to come undone. The bracelet fell off twice more over the following four hours. The clasp on the necklace seems to have about the same level of strength. It's easy to put on and to take off but would likely come off at unexpected times if exposed to any sort of pulling. Perhaps this is helpful to people with little kids - better for the clasp to give rather than the string holding the pearls. For my wife however she's mostly concerned about not losing them through casual wear.

The pearls are in many cases not perfectly smooth. Many have what appears to be seams on them, and if you didn't know they were real pearls you may as a result suspect them to be made of formed plastic. We have seen other inexpensive pearls though with similar textures in places like Hawaii where they are also sold at low prices.

The color and luster are pleasant enough. They darker color allows you to wear them with outfits that standard white pearls would not go with.

Overall it is hard to recommend these though they are inexpensive enough that you may choose to take the risk of losing them due to the weak clasp.