Pearl & Bead jewelry set (Necklace, Bracelet & Earrings)

About the Piece: The Pearl & Bead jewelry set is crafted with round freshwater pearls, golden beads, and a golden chain, creating a sophisticated and timeless piece. The chain used in the necklace and bracelet is 18k gold plated 316 stainless steel, paired with 6mm white freshwater pearls. This jewelry set includes: 16 inches necklace made with 6mm round freshwater pearls and gold plated 316 stainless steel 8 Inches bracelet with extendable chain attached, where it can be attended upto 2 Inches, similar to the necklace. A Dangled earrings with 2 round pearl drops from a sterling silver chain Product Details: Length of Necklace: 16 Inches Length of Bracelet: 8 Inches Length of Earrings: 1.5 Inches Pearl Type: White Round Freshwater Pearl Chain Type: Gold-Plated 916 Sterling Silver / 916 Sterling Silver Color of Clasp: Golden / Silver Additional Details: Necklace and bracelet include an extended chain, allowing adjustment up to 2 inches. Know Your Pearls Better: The lifespan of pearls varies from 30-50 years. The better care you take of your pearls, the longer they will last. Each pearl is unique—no two pearls are the same! If your pearls look slightly different, that’s a sign of authenticity. Reason: Real pearls form naturally in water through a process that takes 6 months to 2 years, making them unique. Fake pearls, on the other hand, are machine-made and identical. Pearl Care Tips: Store your pearls in a soft cloth to protect them. Clean pearls with a soft cloth after each use. Follow the “First out, last in” rule: wear pearls last and remove them first. Keep pearls away from perfumes and chemicals to maintain their luster. How to Check If Your Pearls Are Real: The Tooth Test: Rub a pearl gently against your teeth. Real pearls feel gritty, while fake ones are smooth. Weight: Real pearls are heavier as they are solid, whereas fake pearls are light and hollow. Temperature: Real pearls feel cool to the touch and gradually warm up, unlike fake pearls. To learn more, watch tutorials on YouTube—it’s easy and doable at home! Related