Complete your look with our collection of premium pearl pieces! Style our range of elegant pearl necklaces, simple pearl studs, or pearl embellished bracelets for a sophisticated, elevated look.
When it comes to timeless elegance, nothing compares to the allure of pearl jewellery. From classic pearl necklaces to sophisticated bridal accessories, discover the beauty of pearls for every occasion.
Pearl Styles
Whether you choose a delicate pearl necklace, stunning pearl earrings, or a beautiful pearl bracelet, these pieces enhance your natural glow and transform your day-or-night looks.
Pearl Materials
When you wear real pearls, you're not just wearing a piece of jewellery; you're showcasing a piece of nature’s artistry. Freshwater pearls are beloved for their variety and affordability. Unlike their saltwater counterparts, freshwater pearls are cultivated, resulting in a wide range of shapes and sizes. These pearls are known for their beautiful pastel colours and unique shapes, making each piece of jewellery one-of-a-kind.
Pearl Colours
Freshwater pearls come in a wide range of colours, including white, pink, lavender, and peach. Natural and modern cultured pearls appear white and cream, though black, grey, and silver are common.
Everyday: Whether you are looking for a simple strand of pearls or a statement piece, pearl jewellery offers endless possibilities. Worn with an LBD or paired back to your favourite denim, choose to accessorise with a pearl ring, simple choker, or pearl studs; genuine or freshwater pearls elevate any ensemble.
Occasions: Pearls, with their soft lustre and understated elegance, are particularly suited for evening wear. They provide a romantic and classic look that’s perfect for special events, including date night and beyond. Pearls are exceptionally popular for bridal jewellery and make a wonderful gift.
FAQS
What are pearls made of, and how can I tell the difference?
Pearls can be made from various materials, including freshwater, cultured, and synthetic options like glass or resin.
How to tell the difference between types of pearls:
Freshwater/Cultured Pearls
These pearls come from molluscs and are known for their unique, slightly irregular shapes and lustrous surface. You can feel a slight grittiness when you rub them gently against your teeth.
Glass/Resin Pearls
These are synthetic and tend to feel lighter and have a more uniform shape and size, making them appear more "perfect" but less organic.
• Can I wear my pearl jewellery every day?
Yes, but be mindful of their delicate nature.
• How do I care for my freshwater pearls?
Avoid harsh chemicals. If you’re applying makeup, perfume, or hairspray, do so before putting your pearls on. Additionally, make sure to store your pearls somewhere safe – like in a jewellery box to avoid scratching them.
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