Pearl FALCO Knowledge Sharing
The Versatility of a Long Akoya Pearl Necklace
There are different lengths of pearl necklaces. Some prefer the choker type, others choose a mid-length or long necklace. A long pearl necklace is a highly versatile fashion accessory. You can style and arrange your necklace in a multitude of ways. Wearing your...
People + Nature = GEM – Only One Living Gem Stone – Pearls
People + Nature = GEM – Only One Living Gem Stone – Pearls
Luster – The Most Important Factor to Determine the Value of Pearls
Beautiful shine of gem stones like diamond is only realized by cutting or polishing, whereas the beautiful luster of pearls are gifted as they are born in the nature.
Wearing Akoya Pearl Necklace in Singapore in 2023
Singapore, known for its multicultural ambiance and modern fashion sense, is a city where wearing pearl necklaces is not only accepted but also celebrated.
Jewelry Coordination
Jewelry is often considered a reflection of our personalities. The following are some jewelry coordination tips and information we at Pearl Falco like to share with our customers and clients. In order to achieve a more uniform coordination, we recommend thinking about...
Book a Pearl Appreciation Workshop at Pearl FALCO Today!
Pearl Appreciation Workshop in SingaporeWhat makes one pearl different from another? What catches your eye—and why? At Pearl FALCO, we believe understanding begins with looking closely. Join us to handle and compare real pearls, explore their origins, and learn how to...
A Brief History of Akoya Pearl Farming in Ise Shima
Ise Shima is the foremost location on earth that shares beautifully cultivated round Akoya pearls worldwide. In 1890, Mr Kokichi Mikimoto, a trader from Ise Shima, sought to create diamond grade pearls and devoted years to better understand oyster cultivation in Ise...
The Difference Between Akoya Saltwater Pearls and Freshwater Pearls
It is quite common to see white pearl jewelry these days. Of the types of white pearls available, how can one tell the difference? Freshwater pearls are produced mainly in China. Bivalve mussels are cultivated in lakes and ponds to produce tens to hundreds of pearls...