Pearl necklace with thousands of matching jewelry (Figure)

Pearls, which are commonly used as jewels, are always classic and “move with the times”. Pearl is a jewelry that will never be outdated. Its designs, styles, and collocations will be ever-changing and endless. There will never be boundaries.

A pearl necklace

Whenever I think of the pearl jewelry of the 1920s, a scene emerges immediately in my head: The long pearl chain is wrapped around the neck of the lady. The young woman's skirt is contrasted with this jewelry and loose. Elegant, so dressed, with a very comfortable feeling.

Pearl necklaces have long represented a way of life: natural, free, and full of vitality. This understanding of pearls lasted for a long time after the First World War, at least for women.

Nowadays, with the maturation of jewelry design and the daring innovation of ideas, the use of pearls has been compared with that of precious stones.

Until about 1950, the Hollywood opera actress still did not "out of" the temptation of pearl jewelry charm, pearl necklaces like "stage uniform" in general, never leave. Pearl necklaces, scarves wrapped around the head, and “butterfly” sunglasses were the most fashionable dresses of the time.

High society symbol

The eternal classic

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