To contemplate a pearl is an exercise in the appreciation of persistence. It’s hard to gaze upon the spherical beauty of a pearl without contemplating the oyster that patiently deposited layer after layer after layer to form it. Pearls are the embodiment of the idea that slow, steady effort brings beautiful rewards. That’s why they’re a fashion classic.
Pearl horse jewelry is ideal with this fall’s focus on heavy, rich fabrics and tweedy textures. Their subtle luminesce adds shimmer and shine. Pearl earrings are a perpetual favorite, and we’ve been seeing lots of people choose long pearl necklaces.
Pearls are available in a wide range of colors and shapes. Most familiar is the classic white round pearl. Pearls can also be oblong, teardrop shaped, shaped like grains of rice, or irregular, large and lumpy: a shape often referred to as potato. Colors pearls come in include white, gray (a big hit this fall is horse jewelry with gray pearls), yellow, pink, and even black.
You may have a pearl necklace in your jewelry box that you just never, ever wear. Pairing those pearls with an equestrian pendant is a way to bring new life to familiar jewelry. You can choose a gold horsehead pendant, gold horseshoe pendant, or even a diamond horse pendant. You won’t believe how many compliments you get.
Important to know if you’re a vintage horse jewelry collector: pearl horse jewelry has been a favorite of collectors for many, many years. You can find fine gold horse jewelry with pearls. Victorian horse jewelry often features pearls. Condition is a top consideration with these items. Talk to your jeweler about the piece before you buy it. You want to make sure the pearls are secure and in good condition.
The best way to care for your pearl horse jewelry is to wear it often. Wipe your pearls gently with a soft cloth before you put them away to remove any moisture. Inspect your pearl jewelry regularly to make sure it’s still in good shape –and enjoy!
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