The Classic: Pearl Jewellery

Are pearl necklaces conservative? That's yesterday's news! Pearls are the world's most popular pieces of jewellery. Thanks to international cultivation, jewellery designers can let their creativity run wild when designing jewellery. Among the various types of pearls, such as freshwater pearls, Akoya pearls, South Sea pearls and Tahitian pearls, pearls can be found in various colours and shapes. This determines the price, which is influenced by various characteristics such as size, colour, shape, lustre, surface quality and nacre thickness. Whether it's a pearl necklace, stud earrings, bracelet, pendant or ring, pearl jewellery is a classic and can be worn by any woman for any occasion. Pearls are modern and are worn today at work, during hobbies or at festive occasions.

There are no limits to the variety of pearls: the white Akoya pearls with their perfect lustre, the silver, grey, green to black Tahitian pearls with their exciting and special shapes, and the inexpensive and very attractively priced freshwater pearls. The more well-known pearl types are complemented by Keshi, baroque and also dyed pearls. The dyed and coloured pearls are then strung into multi-coloured pearl necklaces. They are combined with clasps and systems made of noble materials such as gold, silver and stainless steel.