Practical information about jewelry and pearls

Do you have questions about our pearl jewelry, orders, or pearl care? Most answers are just a click away with our virtual assistant Pearla, available in the chat at the bottom right corner of the page. If you prefer to explore everything in detail, we’ve prepared an overview of the most frequently asked questions and answers.

Do you care for your pearl jewellery in the right way? Read on for good advice on how to treat your pearls so that they last as good as new for as long as possible.

Silver turning black is a natural process that affects all untreated sterling silver. In this guide, you’ll learn why silver tarnishes, what causes blackened silver, and how to clean tarnished silver jewellery safely without damaging delicate materials such as pearls or stones.

How to find your ring size. How to measure your ring size at home. A chart of commonly used sizes and their conversion to ring diameter and other international sizing systems.

Here you will find out how to correctly calculate the circumference of your hand to the inner diameter of the bracelet. Simple elementary school math that most of us have forgotten.

Have you decided to gift someone close to you with a beautiful pearl jewel? Congratulations on your decision, it was the right choice. Do you know how to distinguish jewelry with real freshwater or sea pearls from fake or cheap shell pearls?

For centuries, pearls have been a symbol of femininity, purity and timeless elegance. Choosing the right pearl jewellery, however, is not always easy. Each pearl is unique – with its own origin, colour, shape and lustre. Here’s how to recognise genuine pearls, avoid imitations, and why it’s best to buy from pearl specialists.

The beauty of pearls lies in their quality. In this guide, we explain the criteria by which pearls are evaluated and the different quality levels – from basic grades to the rare Aurora TEN-NYO pearls, which represent the absolute top class.

Sterling silver is one of the most commonly used materials in jewelry making. The 925 mark indicates its purity and explains why this alloy is durable and suitable for everyday wear. In this article, you’ll learn why pure silver is not used, why quality jewelry is nickel-free, and whether sterling silver tarnishes.