The wearing of earrings can be traced all the way back to ancient times. Like earrings, today most were made from precious metals, stone, glass, coral and of course not forgetting pearls. So a pair of gold and pearl earrings that you may wear today you could, of course, trace their history back to ancient Greece or Persia.
As a color lavender has always been an interesting choice. It was noticed in several collections of well known designers such as fashion houses of Chloe, Dior, Jenny Packham, Nina Ricci ad Tadashi Shoji. If you like pastel tones and adore the shades of lavender, you should definitely consider adding some more bloom with a delicate lavender pearl ring or two. Your outfit will sing on a happier tune with such a pretty but statement accessory piece. In this article we will offer tips on how to dress up your wardrobe and accentuate your beauty with beautiful lavender pearl rings.
Throughout the centuries, women have admired pearls around the world. You only have to look at some of the world’s most popular celebrities to see how fabulous even a simple pearl pendant necklace is. Pearls have become the epitome of elegance and can add a touch of sophistication to any outfit you choose to wear. Of course you don’t need to stick with convention, there are plenty of ways to put a more contemporary twist on even the classic pearl. Continue reading to find out our recommendations!
It is so hard to imagine that this year will be the 21st Anniversary of the death of Princess Diana. Yet even today she is still fondly remembered as the “People’s Princess”. This post is entirely dedicated to Lady Diana and her style choices when it came to gorgeous pearl earrings. We will show you some remarkable outfits that she wore on different occasions and several pearl accessories that are similar to those she preferred to wear.
During her short life she really made a mark on the fashion world and these days a great many of the world’s top fashion designers are still inspired by her. It was her unique combination of casual and regal elegance that made her such a fashion icon when she was alive. This included her long time love of cultured pearls.
