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Freshwater pearls are cultured in freshwater lakes or rivers, while saltwater pearls come from oysters in the ocean. Freshwater pearls tend to have a more varied shape and often come in a wider range of colors compared to saltwater pearls. They are also generally more affordable than saltwater pearls.

To maintain your freshwater pearl jewelry, avoid exposing it to chemicals, perfumes, or lotions. Clean your pearls gently with a soft cloth and store them in a soft pouch to avoid scratching. It's best to wear your pearls regularly to maintain their natural luster.

Yes, freshwater pearls are typically hypoallergenic, making them an excellent choice for those with sensitive skin or allergies. However, it’s important to ensure that the clasp or setting is made from hypoallergenic materials as well.

Freshwater pearls come in a variety of stunning colors, including classic white, pink, lavender, and even gold or black. The natural colors of freshwater pearls vary based on their environment and the species of mollusk they come from.

Yes, freshwater pearls are generally more affordable than saltwater pearls, such as Akoya or South Sea pearls. This makes them a popular option for budget-friendly luxury jewelry, without sacrificing quality or beauty.

To tell if a freshwater pearl is real, focus on its weight, luster, and imperfections. Real freshwater pearls tend to have a slightly heavier feel compared to imitation pearls, and their shine is often softer and more natural, with subtle imperfections or variations in shape. If the pearl is perfectly round and uniformly shiny, it might be an imitation. Also, real freshwater pearls usually come with a higher price tag due to their quality and rarity.

Yes, we offer a variety of customization options for our freshwater pearl jewelry. From custom necklace lengths to personalized charms, our team is happy to create a piece that is truly unique to you.

To keep your freshwater pearl jewelry in pristine condition, store it in a soft cloth pouch or a jewelry box lined with velvet. Keep it separate from other jewelry to avoid scratches and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Yes, freshwater pearls can make a unique and beautiful choice for engagement rings. Their timeless elegance and variety of colors offer a distinctive alternative to traditional diamond rings.