The tradition of bestowing pearls upon the bride continues
- At the beginning of the 20th century, pearls were as much a nuptial gem in the United States as diamonds are today.
- The pearl has been a symbol of unblemished perfection ever since ancient times.
- Pearls are the oldest known gems, and for centuries were considered the most valuable of all.
- They make the ideal wedding jewelry because they symbolize purity and innocence.
- The “wedding gem” should be part of the bridal experience because would help ensure marital bliss and prevent newlywed brides from crying.
- No other gemstone can enhance your skin tone and accentuate your femininity with our exquisite handmade designed pieces of natural precious stones.
- Pearls are timeless – they remain beautiful and add a touch of elegance. They are a wise investment because you can wear them on other occasions.
- Transmitted from Mother to Daughter, Grandmothers to their granddaughters and Aunts to their nieces, pearls dating back generations and can symbolize a girl’s past, present and future. A woman’s pearls then become a symbol of her growth into adulthood as well as her new role with a family of her own.
- Remember not to wear your pearls when you are applying cosmetics, hair spray or perfume. The chemicals and acids within these products will harm your pearl.
- After the ceremony and the wedding party store your precious bridal pearls away from heat and sunlight sources. Use a jewellery cloth bag or pouch to store your pearls as these will protect them from scratches. Wrapping the pearls in a soft material is just as good. Once stored, take them out occasionally giving them exposure to humidity or moisture.
Remember: Often the father of the bride or the groom gives the gift of pearls. Many brides give their bridesmaids pearl necklaces, bracelets or earrings too.
