Pearl

Pearls are an ancient organic gem. In Asia, the history of pearls goes back thousands of years. China is one of the earliest countries in the world to use pearls. Pearl jewelry has always been loved by everyone, and pearl necklaces are the first choice of ancient aristocrats. 

Name: 

The English namePearl is derived from the Latin Pernulo. Its other name is Margarite, which is derived from the ancient Persian Sanskrit, meaning "son of the sea". 

Color: 

The general pearl is white, sometimes with a beige or pink luster, and some pearls have yellow, green, blue, brown or black colors. Pearls with magnificent colors symbolize health, purity, and wealth, and pearl pendants can increase your happiness. 

Origin:  

The main origins are China, Japan, French Polynesia, South Pacific Rim countries 

Classification: 

According to the production environment, it can be divided into seawater pearls and freshwater pearls. 

Symbolic meaning: 

Pearls are known as lucky stones for June births, commemorative stones for the thirteenth and thirtieth wedding anniversaries, and represent the pure and unblemished love between lovers. Freshwater pearls are gems full of love, representing the unique charm of women, and pearl necklaces can bring out the noble elegance and temperament of women. 

Pearls were once the exclusive possession of the royal family, implying nobility, power and status. In Chinese Buddhism, pearls are also one of the seven treasures, implying good luck and well-being, as well as warding off evil spirits. Wear pearl pendants with you, not only beautiful, but also safe. 

Maintainance: 

Avoid storing pearls in a closed or overly dry environment such as a safe. 

Avoid contact with chemicals, cosmetics, perfumes, and some cleaning products. 

The best way to clean a pearl necklace is to wipe it with a damp, soft cloth, preferably after each wear.