When you are looking for pearl jewellery, you don't know which type of pearl to choose and why they vary so much in price? From today on you will be a real expert on these natural gems, because we have selected and described 4 types of pearls that you can't pass by indifferently. We will also clarify your doubts about the difference between natural and cultured pearls.

Pearls are natural jewels, so they require special care from us. Their appearance can be damaged by, among others, contact with many chemicals found in cleaning products, perfumes and cosmetics. Remember that we are wearing a "gift from the sea", so the better we take care of our pearls, the longer they will maintain their shine.

Classic white pearls, which are currently in the greatest demand on the market, are obtained through physical and chemical processing of cream pearls. This kind of treatment is allowed as the so-called enhancement of cream-white pearls to snow-white, without treating it as an artificial colouring. Each species of mussel produces a different colour, which is determined by the ratio of aragonite to conchiolin.

"Pearl" is a word with a positive emotional charge. For centuries pearls have been one of the most magical and feminine jewels. Their mystery and power has been associated with the enchanted tears of the gods. Pearls have always symbolised prosperity. Today, without forgetting their uniqueness, we see their salutary effect on human nature.