Margarita

Product Description

Derived from the Latin word for “pearl,” Margarita, the name Margaret symbolizes a woman who is graceful and pure, much like the daisy flower, with the radiant beauty of a pearl both inside and out.
This piece is characterized by a combination of two types of beads and metal motifs. The silver-colored metal motifs, paired with the elegant luster of Akoya pearls, create a dazzling impression.
Margaret, with its radiant presence, shines like the sun, brightening those around her. As a glamorous accent, it captures attention effortlessly.
This necklace is a talisman of confidence and brilliance—an item you’ll definitely want to try.

Pearl Handling Precautions

• Remove accessories during bathing or showering (including hot springs and saunas): To prevent damage, remove pearl jewelry before bathing or showering.
• Avoid contact with chemicals or substances: Be cautious to avoid contact with chemicals, beverages, cosmetics, perfumes, hair sprays, and similar substances.
• Proper storage conditions: Do not store pearls in places with sudden changes in temperature or humidity, or where they are exposed to strong direct sunlight or ultraviolet rays.
• Post-wear care: If sweat or other substances adhere to the pearls, lightly wipe them with a soft cloth before storing. Do not rub them vigorously, as excessive rubbing may cause the plating to peel off.
• Store separately from other jewelry: To prevent scratches or damage, store pearls separately from other jewelry.
  White powdery appearance: When pearls rub against each other, a white powdery substance may appear. This is natural nacre (calcium) and can be wiped off easily. It is not mold or a defect.
• White powder in the case: White powder may transfer to the case when storing pearls. This is nacre and can be wiped off.
  Appearance of drill holes: Pearls are processed with drilled holes, and the edges of these holes may appear cracked. This is a normal result of the manufacturing process.
• Handle with care: As natural cultured pearls, they may break if subjected to strong force or dropped.
  Natural variations: Each natural cultured pearl is unique, with variations in wrinkles, dents, shape, and luster.
• About nacre: The beauty of natural cultured pearls comes from their nacre, which consists of thin layers at the micron level. These are not imitation or plastic pearls.
• Handling of chains: Pulling strongly on chains may cause them to break.
  Metal allergies: If you have a metal allergy, please check the materials before purchasing.

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  About the Metals Used

• Brass: An alloy of copper and zinc. Be cautious of discoloration, rust, and potential metal allergies.
• Silver: Contains 92.5% silver, with the remaining 7.5% made up of other metals like copper. Silver may tarnish over time, developing a characteristic blackened appearance.
• Plating: A process where a thin layer of gold or another metal is applied over the base metal. Depending on usage, the plating may peel off over time.