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The Mystery And Essence Of The Pearl




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The pearl has always been a rather prim and proper piece of

jewelry classic and seeped in tradition that never goes out of

style. Well things they are a changing! This year not only has

the pearl is had a very glamorous make over its a front and

center fashion statement! Yes, the classic strand still exists

as it always will. But we warned we are seeing some vary daring

looks from the pearl this season. Extra long lengths, tasseled

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multi strands, pearls with semi precious stone accents, pearls

on gold or silver chains. The pearl has been transformed into a

fun and fashionable accessory.



The glow or radiance of a pearl is the most important quality.

Avoid pearls that are chalky or dull as they will be weak and

may crack or peal. The surface of the pearl should be blemish

free no bumps or cracks. Inspect under a bright light. Baroque

pearls are the exception to this rule their charm is in their

irregularities.



Pearls are measured in millimeters. The larger the pearl the

higher the cost. A 6 mm pearl is going to be much less than a 12

mm pearl. The least expensive pearls are the freshwaters which

mainly come from China. They come in all shapes, sizes, and

colors. Average size is around 7 mm



The best way to care for your pearls is simply to wear them. The

natural skin oils keep them moisturized. Do not put them on

until you are done with your cosmetics. This includes hair,

facial, and perfume. The residues from these products will ruin

your pearls. Do not wear your pearls in the water chlorinated

and salt water will damage them. Polish with a soft cloth and

never use jewelry cleaning products on your pearls.



Quality pearls are not cheap but they will last a lifetime.

Freshwater pearls are becoming very affordable. Not all of us

will be in the market for Real Pearls and lucky us there are

plenty of options. Swarovski makes a crystal pearl that is of

the finest quality and quite difficult to tell from a true pearl

for a fraction of the cost and they are available in a variety

of colors. There is an endless supply of imitation pearl or

costume jewelry pearls on the market. These are offered in a

wide variety of styles and colors. Great fun at affordable

prices.



So you ask whats In Style this season? Well Im glad you

asked! Pearl rings get the green flag from low settings to

monster large solitaire pearls, they are all the rave. A pearl

ring can go from romantic and simple to sleek and stunning. The

Bib Necklace makes a very dramatic statement. A broad necklace

that tapers towards the back just like a babys bib [thus the

name]. They range from extremely wide to as narrow as a . This

style works great with a simple black dress or strapless

neckline.



The multi-strand necklace is ever so preppy. They range from 12

to 18 and pearls are usually small to medium. The object of

these necklaces is for every pearl to be in perfect placement.

Very versatile and fashionable. The opera length necklace simply

never disappears from the fashion scene. They measure 36 or

longer and they can be worn as a long single lean line, doubled

up, tied in a knot, wherever the moment takes you. These long

strands are terrific for dressing up a pair of jeans or semi

casual look.



The tassel necklace from the footloose and fancy free1920s has

made a come back, and rightly so! Today tassels are often made

from tiny seed pearls or irregular baroques. They range in

length fro short at 16 to navel length at 36. The tassel

necklace swings and sways with your movement making it a must

have for those night of dancing.



This season for first time, we are seeing pearls mixed with

colored gems such as amethyst, peridot, or topaz. They

compliment each other nicely pearls with their soft and subtle

shades mixed with semi precious gems with their vibrant and bold

color. Picture it what a fashion statement!



Pearls mixed with silver is also new this season. Long silver

chain dangle earrings accented with pearls, or freshwater

droplets set on silver. This season the pearl is all about the

color. Pearls are available in many hues but this season the

hot spot is lavender and the lavender family ranging from

pale iris to plum.



If you already own a beautiful classic pearl necklace its very

easy to transform it into something from this season. Try adding

a group of charms or pendants, fastening a vintage brooch or

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clip[ on earring at the bottom. You could mix various lengths or

sizes of pearls together or entwine a silver or gold chain. How

about mixing your real pearls with your fake pearls? The options

are as endless as your imagination.



Remember when you freshen your wardrobe for the spring, freshen

your costume jewelry too and Make Your Fashion Statement!



About the author:

Sher has been serving customers for over 20 years, providing

affordable estate jewelry, and a wealth of information on

jewelry, fashion, designers, and beauty with on staff industry

professionals. Please visit us at Estate Jewelry

International.



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