We carry a wide variety of Pearls
in our store in Main street 32
Kralendijk Bonaire
in our store in Main street 32
Kralendijk Bonaire
How to Care for Pearls:
Pearls, unlike other gemstones, are very delicate. We suggest you store your pearl jewelries in a pouch away from sharp angles of diamonds and
other gemstones.
After wearing your pearl jewelry, always wipe your pearl with a soft cloth dampened from time to time in lightly salted water. This is to protect
your pearl necklace from harmful acids, which it absorbs when worn due to skin perspiration, soap, powder, perfume and other elements. It is
unavoidable that a pearl necklace for example will be in close contact with the woman's skin. However, if you do not take care of your pearl
jewelry, over time the pearl will not only lose its luster, but might become barrel-shaped. Also, remember that pearls and heat do not mix. Heat
can turn pearls brown or dry them out and make them crack. Dry air can also damage pearls.
You can also use a drop of olive oil to help maintain a pearl's luster. After you wear pearls, just pour a drop of olive oil on a soft cloth or chamois
and then left to dry. This will prevent dirt from accumulating and keep perspiration, which is slightly acidic, from eating away at the pearl nacre.
You can also use jewelry cleaners labeled as safe for pearls.
Pearls, unlike other gemstones, are very delicate. We suggest you store your pearl jewelries in a pouch away from sharp angles of diamonds and
other gemstones.
After wearing your pearl jewelry, always wipe your pearl with a soft cloth dampened from time to time in lightly salted water. This is to protect
your pearl necklace from harmful acids, which it absorbs when worn due to skin perspiration, soap, powder, perfume and other elements. It is
unavoidable that a pearl necklace for example will be in close contact with the woman's skin. However, if you do not take care of your pearl
jewelry, over time the pearl will not only lose its luster, but might become barrel-shaped. Also, remember that pearls and heat do not mix. Heat
can turn pearls brown or dry them out and make them crack. Dry air can also damage pearls.
You can also use a drop of olive oil to help maintain a pearl's luster. After you wear pearls, just pour a drop of olive oil on a soft cloth or chamois
and then left to dry. This will prevent dirt from accumulating and keep perspiration, which is slightly acidic, from eating away at the pearl nacre.
You can also use jewelry cleaners labeled as safe for pearls.
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