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A pearl necklace makes a classic gift – timeless, elegant, and beautiful. However, the classic pearl necklace made of one or more strands of pearls can be quite pricey. A cheaper alternative would be a single pearl necklace, or pearl pendant. These delicate alternatives can be worn year round and, because there is only one pearl, are often very affordable. As a plus, there are so many different types of pearls on the market today that it’s easy to find the perfect necklace for every season.
Spring is a time when lighter colors and more feminine designs come to the forefront. It’s a time to be playful and have fun. Keeping that in mind, there are many pastel pearls available. Freshwater pearls come in pink and lavender, while Tahitians offer lighter colors such as pistachio. The key here is to choose a design that is simple and works even when current trends have gone.
Summer brings bolder, more exotic colors and often, tropical inspirations. It’s the perfect time for going to the beach after all. For bolder colors, look to Tahitians – they tend to have brilliantly colored pearls with many different overtone/body color combinations. Peacock, aubergine – even some rare blue pearls can be found here. Another option is to look for a golden South Sea pearl.
As fall comes closer, dramatic and often darker colors come into play. Brown, plum, and black are colors that are likely to be in style season after season. Why not try to find a chocolate Tahitian pearl? This will be a perfect fit for your fall wardrobe. Freshwater pearls also may be dyed brown and are very affordable. Tahitian black pearls may also be a good choice if you’d like a more exotic look. Wear any of these options and compliments are sure to follow.
In winter, colors such as silver and white – or anything that sparkles – often make an appearance at parties. For white pearls, the best options are Akoya or freshwater pearls. Akoya can be more expensive and often have a very sharp type of luster. Freshwater pearls, on the other hand, have a creamier type of luster and are generally comparable to Akoya in every way. A final option is to look for a silver South Sea pearl for your single pearl necklace. For even more flair, look for a pendant with other gems such as diamonds.
From the fun, light colors of spring, to the cool elegance of winter, pearls have it all. Whether you’d like a different necklace for each season or just want one that will last you the whole year, you really can’t go wrong with pearls. A single pearl necklace is the perfect way to add elegance and style to any outfit.
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