Pearl Jewellery Trends:

The use of pearl as jewellery was practised thousands of years ago. It was not only used as accessories but also as decoration for crown, tomb, and stitched into royalty clothes. Furthermore, people from middle ages believed that pearl could protect male soldiers in wars and a symbol of power for Emperors. Pearl jewellery is popular because it symbolizes purity and beauty—a classic piece. Moreover, it is affordable than any gemstones. In addition, there are many choices of style, shape and size you can choose from that can be mix and match. Pearl jewellery offered in the market these days are designed to suit for all occasion and wardrobe. Besides, anywhere in the world you will always find jewellery shops with pearl jewellery on display.

Pearls are for purity, pearls are for perfection. White pearls are the symbol of elegance and beauty and peace. They represent moon and are valued next to diamond.The pearls are made of aragonite and conchiolin, the material mollusk shells are made of. Pearl ornaments gained popularity in 19th century again when cultured pears were made. They have never lost their importance and popularity since then and have remained in fashion. Often fine quality pearl jewelry has been a precious family heirloom possession handed down from generation to generation. Although it takes 40-50 pearl beads to make a full strand of pearl necklace but each pearl has to be carefully hand-knotted and stringed together nicely. There are various types of pearls such as freshwater pearls, akoya pearls or seawater akoya pearls, Tahitian pearls, South sea pearls.

Pearl is often used to decorate the fine pearl jewelry made from various metals, stones and gems etc. Each piece of fine pearl jewelry stands for its own beauty and style.