A chalk enamel plumeria pendant in iridescent white holds five freshwater pearl drops graduated in size from the pendant's base — the pearls hung in sequence, each one a fraction smaller than the last, so the drop reads as a considered arc rather than an arbitrary arrangement. The plumeria retains the five-petal form and the gold granule center; the pearls introduce natural surface variation against the even finish of the enamel. The relationship between the flower and its drops is structural — one does not read without the other. A necklace built around that proportion.