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History and Symbolism of Pearls

Adrian explains the historical significance of pearls, highlighting their status as symbols of wealth and purity across various cultures. He touches on how pearls have been cherished since ancient times, often associated with royalty and used in religious ceremonies.

Formation and Types of Pearls

Adrian delves into the fascinating process of pearl formation, distinguishing between natural and cultured pearls. He provides insights into the differences between freshwater and saltwater pearls, including Akoya, South Sea, and Tahitian pearls.

Factors Determining Pearl Quality

Discussing the key factors that determine a pearl’s quality, Adrian emphasizes the importance of lustre, surface quality, shape, and size. He shares expert tips on what to look for when purchasing pearls to ensure you are getting the best value.

Pearls in Fashion Through the Ages

Adrian provides a historical overview of pearl jewellery trends, from ancient times to the present day. He highlights iconic figures known for their pearl jewellery such as Cleopatra and Coco Chanel, and how their influence has shaped modern pearl fashion.

Modern Trends in Pearl Jewellery

Exploring contemporary trends, Adrian discusses how pearls are being used in modern jewellery designs. He talks about the resurgence of pearls in fashion and how designers are incorporating them into both classic and avant-garde pieces.

Caring for Your Pearls

Adrian offers practical advice on how to care for pearl jewellery to maintain its beauty and longevity. He explains the importance of proper storage, regular cleaning, and avoiding exposure to chemicals and extreme temperatures.

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Louise’s Top Tip

Having your jewellery redesigned is a wonderful way to continue enjoying older, cherished pieces.

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