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FAQ
Are Indira's pearls natural?
Yes, the necklaces use natural pearls and genuine cultured pearls, not glass or plastic imitations. Each pearl has slightly different hues and shapes — the hallmark of authenticity. Designs such as Golden Grace, Brielle, or Locked place the pearl at the heart of a delicate piece.
What necklace length should I choose?
A short, choker-style necklace sits close to the neck and highlights the neckline, while longer styles, like the adjustable lariat, drape elegantly over a blouse. Choose the length to suit your outfit; an adjustable lariat gives you multiple ways to wear it in a single piece.
What metal are the necklaces made of?
Most are made of 925 sterling silver and 925 silver plated with 14K gold, while a few designs, such as Faye, Meghan, or Blair, are solid 14K gold. The plating is a layer of approximately 2 microns of 14K gold over silver.
Why do the pearls look smaller or the necklace shorter when it's new?
Freshly strung pearls sit tightly on the thread; after a few wears, the strand naturally relaxes and the necklace falls more loosely. This is normal behavior for natural pearls, not a defect.
How do I care for a pearl necklace?
Pearls are soft and porous, so put them on last, after perfume and makeup, and wipe them with a soft cloth after wearing. Keep them away from water and chemicals, and store them separately so they don’t get scratched by other jewelry.
Does the gold plating wear off over time?
The gold layer can gradually wear due to friction, especially on pieces worn daily — it’s a normal process. Protect it by keeping the piece away from water and cosmetics; every order includes a warranty certificate.
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