Jewellery Pieces

1. Necklaces:
   • Strands: Single or multiple strands of pearls, ranging from choker to opera length.
   • Pendants: A single pearl or cluster of pearls as a focal point.
2. Earrings:
   • Studs: Simple and classic, featuring a single pearl.
   • Drops and Dangles: Pearls hanging from a setting, often combined with other gemstones.
3. Bracelets:
   • Strand Bracelets: Similar to necklaces, available in single or multiple strands.
   • Charm Bracelets: Incorporating pearls with other charms.
4. Rings:
   • Solitaire Pearls: A single pearl as the centerpiece.
   • Pearl and Gemstone Combinations: Pearls paired with diamonds, sapphires, or other gems.
5. Brooches and Pins: Decorative pieces featuring pearls, often used as statement accessories.

Quality Factors

1. Luster: The quality and intensity of light reflected from the pearl's surface. High-luster pearls are more desirable.
2. Surface: The smoother the surface with fewer blemishes, the higher the quality.
3. Shape: While round pearls are most traditional and valued, baroque or irregularly shaped pearls are also popular for their unique beauty.
4. Color: Includes body color and overtone, ranging from white, cream, and pink to more exotic shades like black, gold, and blue.
5. Size: Larger pearls are generally more valuable, though the importance of size can vary based on type and use in jewellery.