PEARL NECKLACES, EARRINGS, & JEWELLERY

An insider’s guide tells us that Akoya, South Sea, Tahitian, and Freshwater pearls are the most popular types of pearl jewellery used to create pearl necklaces.

You should consider the event, the recipient’s personal style, and their preferences when purchasing a pearl necklace as a present. This is so that you can have an idea of whether to buy them a classic pearl necklace or something a little bit extravagant. Aside from that, try to think about the pearls’ quality, the length of the necklace, and the clasp design.

According to an insider’s guide, you can examine the surface of the pearls to tell if a pearl necklace is authentic or fake. While fake pearls frequently have a flawlessly smooth surface, real pearls typically have a little uneven surface. The pearls can also be rubbed between your teeth; real pearls feel slightly gritty, whilst false pearls frequently feel smooth.

You should keep your pearl jewellery in a soft pouch or lined jewellery box to protect it. Additionally, you want to keep it away from harsh chemicals, perfume, and extreme heat. Avoid using abrasives or harsh chemicals when cleaning it; instead, use a soft cloth and some mild soap and water.

In Malaysia, some of the most popular styles of pearl necklaces are the classic single-strand necklace, the double-strand necklace, and the pearl pendant necklace.

Depending on your particular style and the sort of pearl necklace you opt for, you can wear a pearl necklace for casual wear or on special occasions. A more complex pearl necklace might be more appropriate for special events; as it can become the staple of your outfit; while a simple, timeless pearl necklace can be worn with a range of outfits.

The type of pearls used, their quality, as well as the necklace’s length and style, all affect how much a pearl necklace costs in Malaysia. A more elaborate pearl necklace may cost several thousand Malaysian ringgit (RM) or more, while a simple pearl necklace may cost as little as a few hundred Malaysian ringgit (RM).

Yes, you can alter the length and clasp of your pearl necklace to create a distinctive design that matches your personal style. Pearl necklaces can be customised by several jewellers.