freshwater pearl pendant

CNW Pearl Ltd, fine wholesale pearl jewelry exportor mainly supply you high quality freshwater pearl jewelry wholesale with fancy design pearl necklace, pearl bracelet, pearl earrings, pearl pendant, pearl ring and wish pearl. Also wholesale coral jewelry, turquoise jewelry, shell jewelry, shell pearl and so on.

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beautiful eight rows white nugget freshwater pearl bracelet

Tuesday, November 30th, 2010


pearl jewelry: beautiful eight rows white nugget freshwater pearl bracelet

This eight rows white nugget freshwater pearl bracelet is hand wired with 4-5mm and 7-8mm white nugget freshwater pearl beads to make into eigth rows white pearl bracelet, ended with 925 silver column clasp. 7″ in length, 90g in weight. The price is just for one piece.

Also buy: shell jewelry or freshwater pearl earrings or coral jewelry

6-7mm white top drilled potato freshwater pearl single necklace

Tuesday, November 30th, 2010


wholesale pearl jewelry: 9-10mm white button freshwater pearl single necklace

This single necklace consists of 6-7mm white top drilled potato freshwater pearl beads, heart shape jades, transparent teardrop crystals and small yellow beads as spacers, ended with “福” word plated silver clasp. 17″ in length, 35g in weight. The price is just for one piece.

Care Of Pearls

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

Pearls are very soft and need special care. They never should be tossed on top of or next to other gems in a jewelry box. Store them in a jewelry pouch.

Some women’s skin is more acidic than others. If a pearl necklace is regularly worn, as it should be, some of the pearls will constantly be in close contact with the woman’s skin on her neck at the shoulder line. Pearl pendant do not always have such constant contact with a woman’s skin. The pearls in the necklace will gradually absorb acid from the skin and the acid will slowly eat into the spherical pearl. Over time, the pearl will not only lose its luster but will become barrel-shaped. You can slow this process by wiping the pearls with a soft cloth after wearing them.

Except being soft, pearls are easily damaged by chemicals like perfume, vinegar, and lemon juice. Heat can turn pearls brown, dry them out and make them crack. Dry air can also damage pearls. Most safe deposit vaults have very dry air and can damage pearls.

When taking off a pearl ring, grasp the shank, or metal part, rather than the pearl. This will prevent the pearl from loosening and coming into contact with skin oils on your hand, because of their delicate nature, special care must be taken when cleaning.

The best way to clean pearls is to soak them in warm water and a mild detergent such as Ivory soap. The best way to distinguish between a natural or cultured pearl and an imitation pearl without sending them to a GIA Lab for X-ray is to use the “tooth test”. Rub a pearl on the edge of your teeth. If it feels smooth , the pearl is probably imitation. If the pearl feels rough or gritty, it is probably natural or cultured.

Keep hairspray, cosmetics etc. away from pearl jewelry. A good rule is to put your pearls on last and take them off first. Whenever you wear your necklace, check to see if the silk the pearls are strung on is stretching and if the knots between the pearls are becoming dirty. If either of these things happens, it’s time to restring.

It will have a jewelry professional verify that the pearls on your jewelry are securely mounted or that the string is still good in about every six months.