MAGDOR · Pearls

The World of Pearls

A distinctive light, a beauty revealed in the details. Discover the colours and forms that give each pearl its character.

MAGDOR

A living beauty

Where Nature Meets Time

Pearls form within mollusks. Cultured pearls begin with human intervention and develop in their aquatic environment. Their lustre, colour and contours offer many expressions of beauty.

Expressions of the Pearl

Freshwater

Cultivated in freshwater, these pearls offer a broad variety of shapes and colours.

Akoya

These saltwater cultured pearls are often associated with classic strands and round forms.

Tahitian and South Sea

Tahitian pearls often display darker tones. South Sea pearls are known for white, silver or golden hues.

The Character of a Pearl

Lustre describes the light reflected by a pearl. Look also at colour, shape, surface and proportion. In a strand, the harmony between pearls contributes to the character of the piece.

Round, oval or baroque, each form suggests a different way to wear pearls.

Preserving Their Lustre

Put on pearls after perfume and cosmetics. After wearing, wipe them gently with a soft cloth. Store them apart from jewellery that could scratch them and avoid excessive heat.

Avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaners. Have the thread of pearl strands checked periodically by a professional.

Your Signature, in Pearls

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