Necklace

The decorative elements of a necklace—such as gemstones, metal components, or pearls—form the essential part of the jewelry piece, making it more noticeable and more often chosen to accentuate an outfit. A chain with a pendant is more subtle, with attention focused on a single small decorative element.

A silver necklace has a cooler tone and pairs well with white-metal jewelry, while gold-plated silver offers the appearance of gold at a lower price than solid gold jewelry. If you wear gold jewelry on a daily basis, a gold-plated version will look more natural alongside it; if you usually wear silver jewelry, then silver is the better choice.

Spinel is a gemstone valued for its strong brilliance and rich color. In jewelry, it is often used as a small faceted stone. Hematite is an iron-based mineral distinguished by its dark metallic luster, which gives jewelry a more graphic appearance. In the collection, these stones are used both individually and in combinations (for example, “Shine” and “Black Magic”).

Yes, the “Pull up” and “Slide Pearl” designs combine silver and pearls. If you are looking for a classic pearl necklace or jewelry featuring baroque pearls, a separate Pearl Collection is dedicated to those designs.

It is recommended to protect silver from moisture, perfumes, and cosmetics, and to store it in a closed jewelry box when not being worn—this helps prevent it from tarnishing for longer. Tarnished silver can be cleaned using specialized silver cleaning products.