Pearls have always been a timeless symbol of beauty and elegance. They add a graceful touch to any outfit or look, making them an ideal choice for designers looking to create something special.

"When I do designs with pearls - I prefer to work with Freshwater Pearls because of their natural uniqness. Designing with pearls is like creating pieces of art - the many colors and sizes available allow for infinite possibilities when designing jewelry. But often the price of the specific design has to be taken into consideration as well - and that means I also use Cultured Pearls" Malene Storm - Head of Design at Dansk Copenhagen - tells.

She continues: " When it comes to choosing pearls for design purposes, the main factors to consider are size, color and shape. You can't go wrong with classic white pearls - they are a popular option not only because of their traditional look but also because they blend in with almost any color combination. Pearl necklaces are a particularly popular choice for fashion-forward styling. A strand of pearls can be both delicate and bold depending on its length, and even the same pearl set will look different worn in different ways"

Freshwater pearls are formed when an irritant, such as a parasite or piece of sand, enters the soft tissue of certain mollusks ( Mussels, Oyster or Clams ). The irritation causes the mollusk to secrete layers of nacre around the irritant to protect itself from it. These layers eventually form a pearl. Freshwater pearls are found in rivers, lakes, and ponds all over the world. They can take anywhere from 6 months to 6 years to form, depending on the type of mollusk and conditions they are grown in.

A pearl farm is a facility that is used to cultivate cultured pearls. The process of culturing pearls involves inserting an irritant into the mollusk, and then allowing the pearl to form over time. The mollusks are housed in controlled conditions to ensure optimal growth of the pearl. The pearls are harvested once they reach a certain size and quality, while others may be left to continue growing until they are of higher quality. Pearl farmers are highly skilled and knowledgeable, as they must have an understanding of various aspects such as water salinity levels, temperature, and food sources for the mollusks in order to ensure successful production of high-quality pearls. Cultured pearls are much more common than natural pearls and typically have a more uniform color and shape compared to natural pearls