Why Pearls
Pearls always symbolized royalty and wisdom in ancient empires. So precious were the spherical gems that in the 1st century BC, Julius Caesar passed a law limiting the wearing of pearls only to the ruling classes. Like the famous oil painting "The girl with a pearl earring", it is no wonder that, the pearl became shrouded in myth and legend.
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Until today, people believe that pearls attract wealth, luck and even offer protection. Known for their calming effect, pearls can balance one's karma, strengthen relationships, and keep children safe.
Over time, pearls become symbols of purity, generosity, integrity, and the loyalty of its wearer.
All art is autobiographical. The pearl is the oyster's autobiography.
The Different Meaning of Pearls' Color
| Color | Outcome |
| White |
Innocence, beauty, purity, and new beginnings |
| Pink | Success, fame, and good fortune |
| Purple | Education, wisdom and creativity |
| Brown | Practicality, masculinity, dependability, and harmony |
| Black, Gold | Wealth and prosperity |