Pearl Jewelry is considered to be unique and gives a refined look to anyone. For centuries, pearl jewelry has captivated people with its rare radiance.
Pearls are very resilient and their quality is durable, but proper care is necessary to keep them lustrous and beautiful.

Daily Care
Being organic in nature, pearl can show signs of deterioration overtime. Certain ingredients such as hairspray, perfume or other cosmetics that contain chemical substances, or acidity of the body coming from perspiration and body oils, can dull the luster of pearls. Should these substances come into contact, just wipe your pearls with a soft damp cloth. If make-up and perfume accumulate, a very mild soap may be used.

To minimize exposure to chemicals, pearls should be the last thing you put on after dressing on the morning, after you have applied perfume, lotion and other substances on your body, and the first accessory you take off at night when undressing. Remove your pearls before performing strenuous exercise or work that could result in damaged jewelry.

The best advice is to wear your pearls often because the air and the moisture of your body keep the pearls hydrated and prevent them from deterioration. Moreover, the symbiosis between the pearls and the woman adorning them brings out their natural glow and in turn gives the wearer a radiant look.

Storage
Keep pearl jewelry, like pearl necklace or bracelet earrings etc. in separate containers from other jewelry pieces so that harder stones like diamonds do not scratch the pearl’s surface. When traveling you should isolate your pearl jewelry in a soft jewelry bag, or wrap your jewelry in linen handkerchief to protect it from scratches and damage

Do not keep your pearls jewelry in plastic containers or in the vault for long period of time because pearls need moisture. If the environment is too dry, the pearls may crack. So if you need to leave them in the vault, be sure to leave a small glass of water inside to provide moisture.