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Daphne Gold Bracelet - Natural Pearls, Zirconia
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Golden Lulu Silver Bracelet - Black Keshi Pearls
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Golden Sonet Gold Bracelet - Natural Pearls
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Meghan Gold Bracelet - Natural Pearls
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Silver Bracelet Golden Harmony - Natural Pearls
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FAQ
Are Indira pearls natural?
Yes. Indira pearl bracelets use natural pearls, including cultured pearls and Keshi pearls with organic shapes, in shades of white, pink, or black. Because they are natural gems, each pearl has a slightly different luster and shape — a small signature of authenticity, not a flaw.
What types of pearl bracelets can I find?
The collection spans multiple styles: the classic strand of pearls, delicate beaded pearl bracelets, easy-to-wear elastic stretch designs, and pieces with Keshi pearls featuring irregular shapes and character. Many incorporate gold-plated silver accents or tiny zirconia details.
What metal is the setting made of?
The settings are crafted from 925 Sterling Silver, gold-plated silver with around 2 microns of gold, or solid 14K Gold, depending on the design. This way, you can choose an everyday, budget-friendly piece or a gold bracelet for special occasions—always preserving the authenticity of the natural pearl.
How do I care for a pearl bracelet?
Pearls are soft and porous, so they deserve a little care. The golden rule: they’re the last thing you put on and the first you take off, kept away from perfume, hairspray, and lotions. After wearing, wipe them with a soft cloth and store them separately to prevent scratches. Avoid prolonged contact with water.
Are they suitable for brides or special occasions?
The pearl is an elegant symbol of purity and union, which is why many styles are part of our bridal selection. A pearl bracelet subtly completes a bridal or wedding-guest look and remains a timeless piece, worn long after the event.
Are the bracelets adjustable, and how do I choose my size?
Stretch styles, strung on elastic, adapt to most wrists and don’t require sizing. The others have a fixed clasp; for these, we recommend measuring your wrist circumference and checking the size guide, and if needed, the piece can be exchanged.
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