pearl wire garland

Pearl garlands are typically made from plastic or resin (faux pearls), and some designs include iron accents.

Common decorative features include faux pearl beads, chain-link accents, attached decorative flowers, and round, lustrous pearl finishes.

Many pearl garlands are sold as sets of two.

Beads are typically round with a lustrous finish and are often presented as faux pearls.

Listings vary, but lengths in these results range from about 27 inches up to 51.2 inches.

Colors shown include red and a white-and-gold palette; beads are described as faux pearls with a lustrous surface, and one listing notes iron accents.

Pearl garlands are used for weddings and parties, on Christmas trees and holiday displays, across mantels and stair railings, on wreaths, and as accents for tables, vases, bouquets, costumes, or jewelry accessories.

They can be hung horizontally or vertically and are described as lightweight and easy to drape across trees, mantels, stair railings, and wreaths.

Some garlands can be trimmed to a desired length; product details indicate they can be cut without pearls or flowers falling.