Frequently asked questions about pearl jewelry
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Pearls are a natural product and therefore deserve extra care. Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, creams and cleaning products, as these can damage the pearl's natural luster. Therefore, always put on your pearl jewelry last and take it off first.
After wearing, gently clean your jewelry with a soft, slightly damp cloth and store it separately from other jewelry to prevent scratches. This will keep your pearl jewelry beautiful for years and preserve its characteristic luster.
Pearls are often glued into a setting. When such a piece of pearl jewelry comes into contact with high temperatures, such as in a sauna, while showering, or from heat from the sun, the glue may melt and come loose. It is therefore advisable to remove pearl jewelry during such activities.
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Yes, all the pearls in the Diamond Point collection are genuine freshwater or Tahitian pearls. Each pearl is a natural product and therefore unique. Slight differences in shape, size, or luster are part of the natural characteristics of pearls and give each piece of jewelry its own character. Our pearls are carefully selected for quality, so you can be assured of a pearl piece with a beautiful, natural appearance.
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Yes, genuine pearls certainly have value. This is determined by various factors, such as the quality of the pearl, its luster, shape, size, color, and the finish of the jewelry. The materials used, such as 14- or 18-karat gold and any natural diamonds, also contribute to the value of the jewelry.
At Diamond Point, we use carefully selected genuine freshwater pearls set in 14- or 18-karat gold jewelry. This means you are not only choosing a stylish piece of jewelry, but also a timeless design that will remain beautiful for years to come and can be passed down from generation to generation.