Pearl Jewellery

Pearls, without the grandmother energy

Pearls have quietly become the most-worn stone in everyday jewellery, and the trick is proportion: one pearl, set in gold, on a piece light enough to wear to work. ENSIA pearl jewellery pairs glass pearls with 18K gold plating over stainless steel, sealed against tarnish, so the gold around the pearl stays gold.

What's in the edit

• Pearl studs — crescent, fan, swirl and single-pearl settings from 6 to 15 mm.
• Pearl hoops — pearls set into or hanging from a gold hoop.
• Pearl drops — baroque and round pearls on short stems for sarees and evenings.
• Pearl necklaces — single-pearl pendants and heart-and-pearl designs on 40–45 cm chains.
• Pearl cuffs and rings — a pearl as the focal point of an open cuff or an adjustable ring.

Real, freshwater or glass?

ENSIA uses high-quality glass pearls with a coated lustre. They look like freshwater pearls, weigh less, and — unlike natural pearls — don't react to perfume, sweat or hand sanitiser. That is what makes a Rs. 899 pearl stud possible and what lets you wear it every day without the care routine real pearls demand.

How to wear pearls now

One piece at a time. A pearl stud with a plain hoop in a second piercing. A pearl pendant on a fine chain with nothing else. A single pearl cuff with a watch. The look is modern when the pearl is the only soft thing on you and everything else is clean gold.

Care

Wipe with a dry cloth after wear and store in the pouch. Keep pearls away from direct perfume spray — it dulls the lustre on any pearl, real or glass. Full routine in the care guide.