Pearls can be natural or cultured and come from freshwater or saltwater sources; the origin and method of formation affect their appearance and value.
Yes, pearls can be worn every day but they require gentle care: avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, clean with mild soap and warm water, and store separately.
Authentic pearls feel subtly gritty when rubbed together or against teeth, show layered nacre under magnification, and are typically disclosed by the seller; imitants are often smooth and synthetic.
Our collection features handcrafted pearl rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets, each selected for superior luster and enduring elegance to suit both classic and modern tastes.
Pearls are composed of layers of nacre, making them softer than most gemstones. They can be easily scratched, damaged by chemicals, or lose their luster if not cared for properly.
Pearls are found in a range of colors, including white, cream, pink, silver, gold, blue, green, and black. The color depends on the type of mollusk and the environment in which the pearl forms.
The value of a pearl is determined by factors such as size, luster, color, shape, and surface quality. Larger pearls with high luster and minimal blemishes are generally more valuable.
